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12 Dollars Eiffel Tower
| Issuer | Liberia |
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| Year | 2026 |
| Type | Non-circulating coin |
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| Obverse description | Central motif depicting the Eiffel Tower rendered in finely detailed relief, set against a horizontally lined background evoking an engraved sky. Decorative foliage and feather-like fronds flank the tower on either side, with additional foliate elements in the lower field. The circumferential legend reads 'REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA' at left, '1/1000 oz' and '2026' across the upper border, and '12 Dollars Pd.999' at right, all in incuse Latin lettering within the polished rim. |
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| Reverse description | Central depiction of the Eiffel Tower in finely detailed relief, occupying most of the inner field and rising nearly to the upper rim. The tower is rendered in a simplified yet precise graphic style against a mirror-polished field. A raised circular border delineates the inner design area from the flat outer rim, which bears no inscription or ornament. |
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Liberia has issued novelty bullion under the "12 Dollars" denomination for decades, targeting the collector market rather than any domestic monetary function. A 0.031g palladium piece is effectively a micro-coin — palladium at that weight contains less pure metal than a typical plating application.
The 2026 date places this outside any confirmed mintage window at time of cataloging. Treat provenance documentation carefully.