At 0.031 grams, this is among the smallest gold coins in current production anywhere — a format pioneered largely by the Cook Islands and quickly adopted by other small-nation issuers working with the Perth and other contract mints. Liberia has no domestic mint and licenses its coinage program entirely to private producers, a common arrangement for sovereignties whose numismatic output is driven by collector markets rather than monetary circulation.
At 0.031 grams, this is among the smallest gold coins in current production anywhere — a format pioneered largely by the Cook Islands and quickly adopted by other small-nation issuers working with the Perth and other contract mints. Liberia has no domestic mint and licenses its coinage program entirely to private producers, a common arrangement for sovereignties whose numismatic output is driven by collector markets rather than monetary circulation.