2-1/2 Pesewas of Ghana Country (AD 1967) with Cocoa Plants Rare

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Own a piece of Ghana's numismatic heritage with this exceptional 2-1/2 Pesewas copper-nickel coin from 1967. Struck during Ghana's early post-independence era, this coin represents a significant period in the nation's history when it was establishing its own monetary identity. The obverse features an elegant cocoa plant—a symbol of Ghana's economic importance and agricultural heritage—surrounded by carefully inscribed text. The reverse displays the national shield alongside the denomination and year of issue, reflecting the country's pride in its sovereignty. With a weight of 3.24 grams and diameter of 19.50 mm, this coin has been preserved in Extremely Fine condition, showcasing exceptional detail and minimal wear. The copper-nickel composition ensures durability and an attractive appearance that has withstood decades. This is a genuine rarity in the numismatic market. Early Ghana coinage from 1967 is increasingly scarce, making this piece highly desirable for collectors focused on African coins, post-colonial currencies, or historical world coinage. Its combination of historical significance, artistic design, and scarcity makes it an outstanding addition to any serious collection. --- #