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12 Dollars Día de los Muertos
| Issuer | Republic of Liberia |
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| Year | 2026 |
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| Value | 12 Dollars 12 LRD = RSD 6.36 |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Reverse description | The reverse, shaped to silhouette two dancing figures, depicts a Catrina-style female figure with elaborate sugar-skull face paint, a wide-brimmed floral hat, and a colourful traditional dress, raising her right hand aloft as she dances with a male skeleton figure dressed in a black suit with multicolour decorative details. The two figures are shown in dynamic, celebratory motion against a black field with gold outline work. A ribbon banner across the lower portion of the design bears the inscription DIA DE LOS MUERTOS in multicoloured lettering, evoking traditional Mexican folk-art iconography. |
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Liberia has issued commemorative coinage under licensing arrangements with foreign marketing firms since the 1970s, with little meaningful connection between the issuing authority and the themes depicted — Día de los Muertos being a Mexican folk tradition with no historical or cultural ties to Liberia whatsoever. At 0.03 grams of fine gold, this sits at the lower boundary of what can physically be struck as a recognizable coin; pieces in this weight class are produced almost exclusively as novelty collectibles, not monetary instruments.