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12 Dollars Cyberpunk Lion
| Issuer | Liberia |
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| Year | 2026 |
| Type | Non-circulating coin |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Reverse description | Large front-facing bust of a cyberpunk lion filling the entire field, depicted in a striking split composition: the left half of the head and mane is rendered in fine naturalistic detail, while the right half reveals a mechanical interior of exposed circuitry, rotary gears, and cybernetic plating seamlessly integrated into the leonine form. Circuit-board tracery and geometric technological motifs extend into the background field on the right side, contrasting with the organic texture of the mane on the left. No legend or inscription appears on this face; the design relies entirely on the bold sculptural imagery. |
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Liberia has long issued novelty and themed collector pieces through licensing arrangements with private minting firms — the country's coinage program functions almost entirely as a vehicle for the international commemorative market rather than domestic circulation. This piece fits squarely in that tradition. At 0.031 g of palladium, the metal content is effectively nominal.