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Moon Coin Shadow's Liberty Head Coin - American Gods
| Issuer | Shire Post Mint |
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| Technique | Milled |
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| Reverse description | The reverse presents a left-facing draped bust of Liberty adapted from the classic Peace Dollar design, wearing a radiate crown with spiked rays and a wreath of olive branches, with flowing hair extending to the right. A small crescent moon pendant hangs at her neckline, referencing the coin's lunar theme. The legend LIBERTY arcs along the upper rim in widely spaced Latin capitals, with a raised dot separating the L from the remaining letters on each side. Below the bust, the motto MOON WE TRVST is inscribed in two groups flanking the neck, with the date 1922 appearing in large numerals along the lower rim. |
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| Edge | Reeded |
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Shire Post Mint produced this piece as a tie-in with the Neil Gaiman adaptation, referencing the enchanted coin that the character Mr. Wednesday uses to recruit Shadow Moon in both the novel and the television series. It is a privately issued fantasy piece with no legal tender status anywhere — a straightforward licensed collectible struck in fine silver.