Old Nickel-Brass 1 Cent of Liberia (AD 1937) with Elephant/Palm Tree

Description

Liberia, (AD 1937), Nickel-Brass 1 Cent, Obv: Elephant in circle, Inscriptions around, Rev: Palm tree divides ship and sun within circle flanked by stars above date, 5.20 Gms, 25.50 mm, About Fine, Scarce.

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This authentic 1937 Liberian 1 Cent coin represents a fascinating piece of West African numismatic history. Minted in nickel-brass during a pivotal era for the West African nation, this coin showcases exceptional artistry with an elephant prominently featured on the obverse—a symbol deeply rooted in Liberian heritage and identity. The reverse displays an equally intricate design: a palm tree gracefully dividing a ship and sun, flanked by stars and the date, reflecting Liberia's maritime traditions and natural abundance. Weighing 5.20 grams with a diameter of 25.50mm, this scarce vintage coin arrives in Very Fine (Used) condition, demonstrating genuine circulation wear that adds authenticity and historical character. The nickel-brass composition was typical of 1930s coinage, offering durability while maintaining elegant appearance. For collectors, this piece represents an excellent acquisition—early Liberian cent coins from this period remain relatively elusive in the international market. Its combination of historical significance, artistic design, and rarity makes it a compelling addition to any world coin or African numismatic collection, offering both aesthetic appeal and genuine investment potential.