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| 正面描述 | Dramatic engraved battle scene depicting the aerial assault during the Battle of Midway, with U.S. Navy dive bombers — identifiable by their star insignia — swooping down upon a Japanese aircraft carrier in the central field, bombs detonating amidst billowing clouds of smoke and fire. Additional aircraft are shown in various attack vectors across the background, conveying the intensity of the engagement. The scene is rendered in a detailed illustrative style with strong contrast between the polished field and the incuse elements. The circumferential legend reads REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA 1/1000 oz 2026 12 Dollars Pd.999, arranged around the periphery. |
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| 正面铭文 | REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA 1/1000 oz 2026 12 Dollars Pd.999 |
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Liberia's numismatic program has long operated as a commercial licensing vehicle rather than a reflection of domestic monetary policy, and this piece fits that pattern exactly. The Battle of Midway — fought in June 1942 and widely credited with turning the Pacific War against Japan — has no connection to Liberia whatsoever.
At 0.031 grams, the palladium content is negligible by any bullion standard. Worth noting: palladium at this weight would have been a peculiar material choice even when the metal was trading near its 2022 highs.