100 Dollars (Pursuit of Happiness) , United States
Obverse
Reverse
Coin Details
Obverse
The pursuit of Happiness depicts Lady Liberty harvesting the fruits of her labor with a young girl at play nearby. The overflowing cornucopia she carries is a symbol of the physical, intellectual, and spiritual bounty only liberty makes possible
Latin
e pluribus unum happines 2020 LIBERTY
Out of Many, One Happiness 2020 Liberty
Reverse
Eagle in flight with an olive branch in its talons.
Latin
United States of America $100 W DC 1 oz plm .9995 Platinum
Specifications
- Weight31.12g
- Diameter32.7mm
- CompositionPlatinum (.999)
- Orientationcoin
- ShapeRound
- TechniqueMilled
- Value100 Dollars
Categories
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