1 Dollar (Centennial Olympic Games, Paralympics) , United States
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Obverse
A blind runner tethered to his seeing companion during a race.The Paralympic logo appears along with the Braille inscription for “Spirit”.
Braille, Latin
TRIUMPH OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT PARALYMPICS IN GOD WE TRUST 1995 LIBERTY JCS TDR
Reverse
Two clasped hands which represent the concept of brotherhood and team spirit embodied by the Olympic Games. Atlanta Olympic Games logo
Latin
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA E PLURIBUS UNUM ATLANTA 100 WJK P TJF ONE DOLLAR
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