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The 1989 Marshall Islands 50 Dollars First Space Station Crew silver coin celebrates an important chapter in the development of crewed orbital stations. The obverse features a detailed space station complex floating against a star-filled background, with interconnected cylindrical modules, docking sections, antennas and several rectangular solar panels extending from the structure. The denomination and 1971 date accompany the design, referring to the first crewed space-station era and the Soviet Salyut 1 program, which established a new model for humans living and working in orbit. The reverse displays the Marshall Islands national seal with a central winged figure, radiant sun, star, traditional sailing canoe with triangular sail, palm trees, island vegetation, ocean and maritime motifs, geometric navigation pattern and decorative chain border. Struck in silver with strongly contrasting Deep Cameo Proof surfaces and certified PCGS PR69DCAM, this near-perfect coin is a compelling collectible for enthusiasts of space stations, astronautics and technological history.
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| Item type | Coin / Collector coins |
| Internal Reference | MH18 |
| Nominal sum | 50 dollars |
| Nominal, number | 50 |
| Weight, g | 31.10 |
| Diameter, mm | 38.0 |
| Quality of coinage | Proof |
| Mintage | 25000 |
| CoA | No |
| Case | No |
| Country | Australia and Oceania / Marshall Islands |
| Certification | PCGS |
| Year | 1989 |
| Bimetal | No |
| Coin material | Silver / Ag 999 |
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