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This collectible card features two detailed images of the Brasher Doubloon, recognized as the first American gold coin. The left side displays the coin’s obverse, showing a heraldic eagle with spread wings, clutching a shield marked "N.Y." The surrounding text reads “EBRASHER * NEW YORK * 1787.” On the right side, the coin’s reverse depicts the sun rising over a mountain, with rays extending upward and the text encircling it.
At the top left of the card, the brand name NYNEX is prominently printed in bold white letters. The top right shows the card’s value of $16 in white text. Beneath the coin images, a caption states: “THE UNIQUE BRASHER DOUBLOON MINTED IN NEW YORK CITY 1787 THE FIRST AMERICAN GOLD COIN,” all in uppercase white lettering. The card background consists of a dark marbled pattern in shades of blue and black, providing contrast to the gold-colored coins.
This card highlights a historically significant numismatic item, celebrating early American currency and the artistry of coin minting in the 18th century. The inclusion of the brand NYNEX connects it to innovative telecom history, tying together collectible currency and telecommunications themes. Keywords relevant to this card include Collectibles, gold coins, coin collecting, numismatics, currency, monies, NYNEX Trial Card, and Brasher Doubloon (First American Gold Coin).
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