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50 Piastres Pachycephalosaurus Canadensis

Issuer Bir Tawil
Year 2017
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Weight 17 g
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Obverse description Central field depicts a rider mounted on a dromedary camel walking left across a desert landscape, with two palm trees to the right and a large solar disc in the background. The scene is enclosed within an inner circle. The upper portion of the legend, running along the inner border, bears the date 2017 in Latin numerals to the left and Arabic-Indic numerals to the right, accompanied by an Arabic inscription at the top. The lower legend along the rim reads BIR TAWIL TERRA NULLUS in raised Latin letters.
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Obverse lettering 2017 طويل
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BIR TAWIL TERRA NULLUS
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Bir Tawil is an unclaimed strip of land between Egypt and Sudan — neither country wants it, due to a border discrepancy created by competing 1899 and 1902 boundary agreements. It has no government, no population, and no monetary system. Coins issued in its name are produced by private mints exploiting the novelty of a stateless territory, with no issuing authority behind them whatsoever.

Pachycephalosaurus canadensis is not a recognized species. The valid species is Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis, found in the Hell Creek Formation of the American West — nowhere near Canada.

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