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This collectible card features two images of the Brasher Doubloon, known as the first American gold coin, minted in New York City in 1787. The coin on the left displays an eagle with its wings spread, a shield on its chest, and other intricate details. The coin on the right shows a rising sun over a mountain with rays spreading outward, accompanied by inscriptions along the edge.
The card prominently displays the NYNEX logo in bold white lettering in the top left corner. The denomination "$16" is printed in white in the upper right corner. Below the images of the coins, the text reads: "THE UNIQUE BRASHER DOUBLOON MINTED IN NEW YORK CITY 1787 THE FIRST AMERICAN GOLD COIN," in a stylized white font.
This specimen is a product from NYNEX, New York Tel, and includes a magnetic stripe. It is associated with collectibles, gold coins, coin collecting, numismatics, currency, and monies. The card serves as a trial or test card related to the Brasher Doubloon theme.
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