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200 Dalasis Elephants Gold Bar

Issuer Central Bank of The Gambia
Year 2024
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Value 200 Dalasis
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Obverse description The obverse displays the coat of arms of the Republic of The Gambia centrally positioned within the rectangular field, featuring two lions rampant as supporters flanking a shield charged with crossed axes, surmounted by a decorative crest. The motto ribbon below the shield bears the legend PROGRESS PEACE PROSPERITY. Above the arms, the legend REPUBLIC OF THE GAMBIA is inscribed in three lines across the upper field. The date 2024, flanked by ornamental stars, and the denomination 200 DALASIS appear in the lower field beneath the arms.
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The Gambia has issued gold coinage sporadically since the 1970s, typically targeting the collector and bullion markets rather than any domestic monetary function — the dalasi circulates exclusively in base metal and paper. This 2024 piece continues that pattern, produced for international sale through precious metals distributors rather than through Gambian banking channels.

KM# 197 places it within a modern collector series. At one gram of .9999 fine gold, the elephants bar format is a product category that gained traction in the 2010s as mints and issuing authorities sought lower entry-price bullion items.

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