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| 正面描述 | Central field features the Liberian coat of arms — a shield depicting a sailing ship at sea, a palm tree, and a rising sun, surmounted by a dove in flight and flanked by scrollwork — enclosed within an ornate Western-style belt buckle motif with elaborate floral and foliate relief decoration filling the field. Two crossed revolvers with engraved grips are displayed in high relief below the arms. The legend LITTLE SURE SHOT arcs along the upper border within a rope-twist rim, with the date 2026 in a banner below it; the inscription THE LOVE OF LIBERTY BROUGHT US HERE surrounds the coat of arms, with REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA and the fineness mark Ag999 flanking it. The denomination 5 DOLLARS appears on a cartouche at the base. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse presents a richly coloured panoramic scene commemorating Annie Oakley, known as 'Little Sure Shot', depicted on horseback and brandishing a rifle in a dynamic pose at centre. The surrounding vignette evokes the American frontier and Wild West Show era, incorporating Native Americans on horseback before tipis, Buffalo Bill in pursuit of a bison, cowboys riding at full gallop, and a steam locomotive traversing the open plains. The composition is rendered in vivid polychrome colour applied against a detailed engraved landscape background, evoking the theatrical spectacle of the late 19th-century American West. |
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Annie Oakley's sharpshooting career was built on a childhood of necessity — she began hunting game in rural Ohio to pay off her widowed mother's mortgage, reportedly settling the debt by age fifteen. Buffalo Bill's Wild West show made her internationally famous, but it was her 1887 European tour, during which she reportedly shot a cigarette from the lips of Crown Prince Wilhelm of Germany, that cemented her legend abroad.
Liberia has issued commemorative silver in this weight class regularly since the 1990s, contracting largely through European distributors targeting the collector market rather than domestic circulation.