2014 Silver Commemorative Amazonian Dollar. This commemorative is solid .999 Silver, weighing One Troy Ounce at 39mm wide.
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2014 Silver Commemorative Amazonian Dollar. This commemorative is solid .999 Silver, weighing One Troy Ounce at 39mm wide.
This commemorative is based upon J1205 / P1345 the Amazonian design executed by William Barber.
The obverse shows a seated Liberty with sword and shield, stroking an eagle.
The reverse of this token features the Grove Minting Coat of Arms and assayer designation.
The production of the Amazonian Commemorative is limited to a striking of 500 pieces.
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