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25 Dollars Isfahan

Issuer Republic of Palau
Year 2020
Type Non-circulating coin
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Reverse description The reverse presents an elaborate high-relief depiction of the interior facade of a Persian mosque from Isfahan, showcasing a grand pointed arch with deeply carved muqarnas honeycomb vaulting and densely patterned floral arabesque tilework across every surface. At the center of the composition, a ornate arched window is inlaid with a turquoise and gold art-glass insert in the Tiffany technique, featuring flowing organic tracery in deep blue and turquoise tones with gold outlines. To the upper left of the field, the inscription Isfahan appears in stylized script lettering. The series name Tiffany Art and the date 2020 are inscribed in cursive script in the lower right of the field.
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Mintage 2020 - Black Proof - 555
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Palau's high-denomination silver issues in this weight class are produced under the country's longstanding licensing arrangement with foreign minting houses — Palau itself has no mint and a population under 20,000, making it one of the more transparent examples of a sovereign jurisdiction monetizing its issuing authority purely for the collector market. The Isfahan piece belongs to a series honoring UNESCO World Heritage Sites, a commercially reliable theme that has sustained Pacific island mintage programs for decades.

Isfahan's Naqsh-e Jahan Square was inscribed by UNESCO in 1979.

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