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| 正面描述 | The Republic of The Gambia coat of arms occupies the central field, depicting two lions rampant as supporters, each holding respectively an axe and a hoe, flanking a shield charged with a crossed axe and hoe. A heraldic helmet surmounts the shield, with an oil palm tree as the crest. The circular legend 'REPUBLIC OF GAMBIA' appears along the upper periphery, with the national motto 'PROGRESS PEACE PROSPERITY' inscribed on a ribbon below the shield, and the date '2015' in the lower field. |
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| 背面文字 | Latin |
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The Green Bee-eater series from The Gambia belongs to a wave of wildlife-themed collector issues produced by small African nations in the 2010s, almost invariably struck by European mints on contract and sold entirely to overseas collectors rather than circulated domestically. The 1000 Dalasi denomination was purely nominal — Gambia's actual currency rarely saw coins above 1 Dalasi in everyday use, making this face value a fiction by design.
Silver-plated steel was the cost-cutting substrate of choice for this market segment, keeping production economics viable on low mintage runs aimed at thematic collectors.