As the CoA puts it, `The obverse design is of the large mythological bird known as the Phoenix. The Phoenix, with wings outstretched, is rising above the flames from the burning adobe buildings of historical Phoenix, Arizona. The perimeter includes the inscription, `Phoenix Coin Club` over the top of the design and under the design is, `EST 1944 Phoenix Arizona.`
Obverse lettering
PHOENIX COIN CLUB
EST. 1944 PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Obverse script
Latin
Reverse description
As the CoA puts it, `The reverse design was developed to Commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the State of Arizona by the Arizona Territorial Mint. There is a raised outline of the State of Arizona with the state flag represented by a star in the center of the state from which rays radiate out from the upper portion of the star to the state boundaries. The year `1912` is on the left of the state and `2012` on the right side defining the 100 years. Below the state border, the inscription reads `February, 14th - 48th State` referring to the date in 1912 that Arizona became the 48th state in the United States of America. `Arizona` is inscribed above the state with `Centennial` below.`
There is a raised outline of the State of Arizona with the state flag represented by a star in the center of the state from which rays radiate out from the upper portion of the star to the state boundaries. The year `1912` is on the left of the state and
