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The reverse shows the Lincoln Memorial, a monument in the style of a Greek temple that was inaugurated in 1922. The new design of our 1 cent piece was presented in 1959, on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of Mr. That this was not only a moral victory but a means Lincoln applied to discipline the more federalist oriented states of the South is swept under the table. He was the politician who abolished slavery. Born in 1809 in Kentucky, the 16th President of the USA is considered not only an exemplary “selfmade man“, but America’s conscience. Surely most people know Abraham Lincoln (President 1861-1865) on the 1 cent piece. The Committee recommended and the Board of Commissioners of Currency Singapore (BCCS) approved to use the official version of the Singapore Coat of Arms on all Singapore coins in the future.Who is depicted on the coins ought to be recognized by any patriotic American at once, even though there is no identifying inscription. The stylised version was adopted for aesthetic purposes and was used until 1992, when the then Coin Advisory Committee reviewed and felt that there was little justification to continue using the stylised version.The second version was the official form of the Singapore Coat of Arms and had the shield lower than the lion and tiger supporting it.The first version was the stylised form of the Singapore Coat of Arms and had the shield bearing the crescent and five stars higher than the lion and tiger supporting it.

#American coins names series

There were two versions of the Singapore Coat of Arms on the Second Series coins.Since, the 50-cent coin has had a plain edge with the inscription "REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE" and a lion symbol. The 1-dollar coin also has a lion symbol, an octagonal frame around the circumference of the 1-dollar coin and a milled edge bearing the inscription "REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE". A ring of dashes surrounds the Singapore Coat of Arms on both the 10-cent and 50-cent coins.A year-date appears below the Singapore Coat of Arms.The Singapore Coat of Arms in the centre surrounded by the word "SINGAPORE" in the four official languages (English, Malay, Mandarin and Tamil) around the circumference of the coin on the obverse.It aims at enhancing Singapore's image as a garden city. The Second Series coins bear the flora theme and feature local plants and flowers. Larger denomination numerals for easy identification.įind out about the security features in the Third Series coins.The Singapore Coat of Arms, a recognised symbol of the legal tender status of Singapore coins, on the obverse.The lion's head, a common unifying symbol.A circle of beads along the rim of the 50-cent coin.Retention of the octagonal frame for the 1-dollar coin.Higher relief at the rim of the 1-dollar coin.For example, the 50-cent coin has a micro scalloped edge pattern, the 1-dollar and 20-cent coins have milled edging, the 10-cent has an interrupted milled edge pattern and the 5-cent coin has plain edging.Tactile features such as the different edge patterns on each denomination of the new coins.The 5-cent coin is the smallest and 1-dollar coin is the largest.Progressive sizing by denomination to allow users to recognise the coins more intuitively.The following features have also been added to facilitate identification by the visually impaired:

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