300 Dollars Tyrannosaurus Rex and Triceratops

Liberia's early 1990s large-format silver issues were squarely aimed at the collector novelty market, produced under licensing arrangements that had little connection to the Liberian government's actual monetary operations. By 1993, the country was mid-civil war — the First Liberian Civil War had fractured the state sufficiently that coinage policy was effectively outsourced to foreign minting contractors producing pieces that would never see domestic circulation.

The KM#107 designation places this within a crowded field of Liberian-licensed commemoratives from that decade, most struck by private European mints on behalf of distributors.