5 Dollars (National Baseball Hall of Fame) , United States
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Obverse
The obverse (heads) design depicts a glove that, combined with the baseball design featured on the reverse, exemplifies the most basic elements of our national pastime or a simple game of catch in the backyard or at the local sandlot. The glove design also highlights the unique concavity of the coin.
Latin
LIBERTY IN GOD WE TRUST 2014.
Reverse
A baseball similar to those used by Major League Baseball®.
Latin
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA E PLURIBUS UNUM FIVE DOLLARS
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