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| 正面文字 | Latin |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse presents a highly detailed frontal depiction of a stylized dragon skull in high relief against the mirror-polished rectangular field. The skull is rendered with anatomical precision, featuring large cranial horns sweeping upward and outward, deep-set empty orbital cavities, prominent cheekbone ridges, and a gaping jaw revealing multiple rows of teeth. The surface texture of the skull is finely engraved with scale-like and bone-plate detailing, contrasting with the burnished background to create a dramatic chiaroscuro effect. The composition fills the full extent of the rectangular flan, with no additional legends or inscriptions present on this face. |
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| 附加信息 |
Liberia has issued legal tender coinage under licensing arrangements with private minting companies — primarily foreign operators — since the 1990s, a practice that has generated hundreds of novelty issues with no meaningful domestic circulation. This piece belongs squarely to that category: a licensed fantasy product struck for the collector market, not the Liberian economy.
At 0.155 g of .999 gold, the metal content is fractional to the point of near-irrelevance as bullion.