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| 正面描述 | Frontal architectural elevation of a twin-towered church facade rendered in high relief, each tower surmounted by an onion dome and an ornate cross finial. The central section of the facade features a triangular pediment above a row of arched windows, flanked by rectangular windows at ground level, with a semicircular arched entrance portal at centre. The composition fills the rectangular flan within a plain raised border. Along the lower margin, the legend reads 'Liberia' to the left, '20Dollars' at centre, and '2026' to the right, accompanied by the fineness mark 'Ag999'. |
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| 正面铭文 | Liberia 20 Dollars 2026 LMK Ag999 |
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Liberia has maintained a cottage industry of commemorative silver issues since the 1990s, licensing religious, historical, and pop-culture subjects almost entirely for the collector export market — the coins never circulate domestically and bear no functional relationship to the Liberian dollar economy.
The Divine Mercy image derives from the apparitions reported by Polish nun Faustyna Kowalska in the 1930s, with the devotion formally approved by the Vatican in 2000 under John Paul II, himself Polish.