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| 正面描述 | Central design depicting a rear view of a sailing vessel approaching the island of Manhattan, rendered in detailed relief. On the island, Native American tepees with rising smoke plumes are visible in the middle ground. Thirteen stars arc above the scene, symbolizing the original founding states of the United States of America. In the lower portion of the field, a bald eagle displayed with an olive branch and arrows — the heraldic device of the United States — serves as a secondary emblem. The encircling legend commemorates Henry Hudson's 1609 discovery of Manhattan Island. |
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| 正面铭文 | AD MDCIX HENRICUS HUDSON INSULAM MANHATTAN APERUIT 1609 1959 |
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The "Aureus Magnus Manhattan" designation points to this as a privately commissioned German gold piece of the late 1950s, a category of large-format bullion strikes produced outside the official Bundesbank framework and intended primarily for export sale and collector portfolios in the United States — hence the Manhattan reference. These were not legal tender and carried no state guarantee, occupying a grey zone that West German monetary authorities largely tolerated during the dollar-flush postwar recovery years.
The X# prefix in the standard reference confirms its non-circulation, non-governmental status. At 103.5 grams of high-fineness gold, the piece contains just over three troy ounces of fine metal.