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| 裏面の説明 | The Space Shuttle Columbia is depicted in a dramatic top-down aerial view, shown in orbital flight with the legend USA inscribed on its delta wing. The shuttle dominates the central field, rendered in fine detail with payload bay doors, engine nacelles, and vertical stabilizer clearly delineated. Vapour trails and cloud formations sweep dynamically around the craft, evoking the sensation of high-speed spaceflight. The arc legend SPACE SHUTTLE COLUMBIA runs along the upper periphery, while the commemorative dates 1981 and 1991 flank the lower field. The denomination, rendered as a stylized 5 over FIVE DOLLARS, appears in the lower right field, accompanied by the engraver's signature mark. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | SPACE SHUTTLE COLUMBIA 5 FIVE DOLLARS 1981-1991 |
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Columbia's 1991 mission — STS-40, a Spacelab Life Sciences flight focused on biomedical research — was underway when many of these coins were being distributed. The Marshall Islands aggressively pursued the commemorative coin market throughout the early 1990s, issuing dozens of $5 copper-nickel pieces aimed squarely at collector packets rather than circulation, with KM#37 being one of several space-themed entries in that run.
Columbia was lost on February 1, 2003, during re-entry on mission STS-107, a fact that lends these otherwise mass-produced souvenirs an unintended historical weight.