Liberia has issued gold coinage sporadically since the 1960s, rarely for domestic monetary use — virtually all modern issues are produced for the collector market under licensing arrangements, with minting typically contracted to European facilities. At 0.155 g, this sits at the absolute lower boundary of what can technically be struck as a gold coin, a weight category that became commercially viable only after improvements in micro-minting precision during the 2010s.
Liberia has issued gold coinage sporadically since the 1960s, rarely for domestic monetary use — virtually all modern issues are produced for the collector market under licensing arrangements, with minting typically contracted to European facilities. At 0.155 g, this sits at the absolute lower boundary of what can technically be struck as a gold coin, a weight category that became commercially viable only after improvements in micro-minting precision during the 2010s.