Marshall Islands 50 dollars First Probe Venus Space Series PR69 PCGS silver 1989

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    The 1989 Marshall Islands 50 Dollars First Probe of Venus silver coin celebrates the pioneering exploration of Earth’s neighboring planet and the spacecraft that opened a new chapter in planetary science. The obverse presents a detailed space probe flying above the curved, textured surface of Venus, surrounded by numerous small stars. The spacecraft is rendered with a cylindrical body, prominent solar-panel structures, antenna and scientific components, creating a striking technological composition against the polished field. Early Venus probes transformed scientific understanding of this cloud-covered world, revealing crucial information about its atmosphere, surface and extreme environment. The reverse displays the Marshall Islands national seal with a central winged figure, radiant sun, crossed implements, traditional objects, palm trees and vegetation, ocean, sailing canoe, birds and geometric motifs, all enclosed by an ornamental chain border. Struck in silver with a Deep Cameo Proof finish, this 1989 Space Series issue is certified PCGS PR69DCAM, an exceptional choice for collectors of astronomy and space exploration coins.

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    Item type Coin / Collector coins
    Internal Reference MH2
    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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