When you get into a lot of things, it's easier to forget a lot of things. ~ seki
I can't believe that I forgot a week of posting on my African Coin Series.
Last week has just been so hectic and due to tiredness, some longer posts I had planned were postponed and I had to resort to #dbuzz to help keep my post streak numbers up.
Regardless, that week is ending today and a new one is starting, here's to hoping and praying it would be better.
Today I bring you a special coin, beautiful in it's design as much as it's history, all the way from Liberia.
Reverse
Obverse
This is one coin whose design I won't readily forget.
Liberian apparently is a very religious country and at such, they have a coin series devoted to a religion.
The Apostle Thaler is a series which comes out regularly in different forms and designs, of all of them, this design is the one I like best.
After search Google Bard, I saw some methods with which the minters could have used to get the design and colouring but since non has been confirmed, I wouldn't drop them.
This coin, like I mentioned above holds significance as a commemorative coin for Christianity and Religion. It is also of high economic value, as it has a denomination of 250$
There's not much known about this coin which helps increase it's uniqueness and price.
The mintage and it's mint itself haven't been brought out to the general public so no one knows anything about those.
The coin, although despite being widely unknown, is already known as a highly valuable collective.
