Description:

This collectible chip card commemorates the 1998 1st West Coast Buena Park Coin & Collectable Expo and features a detailed, die-cut design of the 1913 Liberty V Nickel, known as "America's Million Dollar Nickel." The central image is a clear grayscale depiction of the obverse side of the 1913 nickel, showcasing the left-facing profile of Lady Liberty wearing a coronet inscribed with the word "LIBERTY." Surrounding the central figure are thirteen stars, representing the original thirteen colonies, with the date "1913" prominently displayed below the portrait.

Encircling the coin image is text in bold black lettering, which reads: "1998 - 1st West Coast Buena Park Coin & Collectable Expo" on the upper half, and "1913 - AMERICA'S MILLION DOLLAR NICKEL" on the lower half. The typography is clear and evenly spaced along the circular border of the chip card. The overall design highlights the historic significance and rarity of the 1913 Liberty V Nickel while marking the coin event held in Buena Park, California.

This collectible chip card is associated with numismatics and coin collecting enthusiasts, symbolizing a premiere expo event and celebrating one of the most famous United States nickels. The imagery and text reflect the theme of collectible coins and the passionate community surrounding early American coinage.

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