5 Dollars - Leonard I John McGraw

正面描述	Central field depicts a detailed scene of a baseball game in progress, with players shown at their positions on a diamond rendered in low relief. A densely packed crowd of spectators fills the lower portion and left side of the field, rendered with considerable artistic detail. A grandstand structure is visible in the upper left background. The circular legend reads FATHERS OF BASEBALL III around the upper periphery, with HUTT RIVER PROVINCE along the lower periphery, each phrase separated by raised dot stops.
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附加信息	Hutt River Province declared secession from Australia in 1970 after a dispute over wheat production quotas — Leonard Casley, who styled himself Prince Leonard I, exploited a legal ambiguity in Western Australian law to avoid annexation for decades. The micronation issued coins, stamps, and passports with genuine bureaucratic consistency, and X-catalog pieces like this one circulated internally and sold as novelties to tourists visiting the compound near Northampton. McGraw is a separate honorific identity Casley adopted within the province's self-constructed peerage system.

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