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25 Dollars Dreams Feel Real
| Issuer | Liberia |
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| Year | 2026 |
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| Currency | Dollar (1943-date) |
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| Obverse description | At center, a human figure descends a spiraling circular staircase rendered in a surrealist, illusory architectural style, evoking the dreamlike imagery of the film Inception. Surrounding the figure, fragmented architectural elements, cascading shadows, and converging perspective lines twist into a hypnotic vortex, conveying a sense of perpetual motion and spatial disorientation. The composition fills the entire field with intricate engraved detail, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow characteristic of high-relief numismatic art. The legends REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA, 1/500 oz, 2026, 25 Dollars, and Pd.999 are inscribed around and within the design. |
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| Edge | Plain |
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Liberia has issued novelty bullion-adjacent pieces under inflated face values for decades, primarily through third-party licensing arrangements with European minting houses rather than through the National Bank of Liberia's own facilities. At 0.062 grams, the palladium content here is negligible — well under a tenth of a troy ounce — making the face value a fiction and the metal value the only honest number on the coin.