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1 Dollar 2020 Phone

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Depth 2
Weight 8,1
Diameter (mm) 26,5
Material a manganese-copper plated brass
Edge of the coin (milling) with an inscription
Series Outstanding events and people
Country USA
Release date 2020
Quality UNC

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1 Dollar from American Innovation Series, Telephone (Massachusetts). 2020 year.

The seventh American Innovative 1 dollar coin in this series, representing Massachusetts, One of the first rotary dials.

$ 1 is dedicated to the telephone and its inventor, Alexander Graham Bell. The scientist patented the invention in 1876, being a resident of the city of Boston (capital of Massachusetts).

Obverse: In the center there is depicted, in profile, the Statue of Liberty, to the left of which is the official US motto "We believe in God" ("IN GOD WE TRUST"), to the right - the face value of the coin "$ 1" ("$ 1"). At the bottom of the obverse are the designers' initials "JK" and "PH".

Reverse: one of the first known dials of a rotary telephone is located. In the center there is an inscription "Tele-phone", below they indicate "United States of America". At the top of the circle is "MASSACHUSETTS". Artists - Emily Damstra (design) and Eric David Custer (sculptor).

Edge: Smooth with an inscription (* In God We Trust * E Pluribus Unum * year of minting and mint stamp).

Release date: 10/29/2020

New series of 57 pieces.

The United States Mint launches the $ 1 (one dollar) coin program. A new multi-year series honoring American innovation and innovators. The $ 1 coin will be issued for each of the 50 states, the District of Columbia and five US territories - Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, the US Virgin Islands and the Northern Mariana Islands, as well as the 2018 introductory coin - the first patent.

Four new one-dollar coins with distinctive reversible designs will be issued in 4 pieces each year from 2019 to 2032 in the order in which the States ratified the United States Constitution or were admitted to the Union. Following the issuance of coins for each state, coins for the District of Columbia and territories will be issued.

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