1947 Panama 1 Balboa, EFClassic 1947 Panama 1 Balboa struck for Panama, this circulated silver coin celebrates the explorer Vasco Nez de Balboa and Panama's national emblem. Its a solid example for collectors of Latin American silver coinage. Obverse: Features the armored bust of Vasco Nez de Balboa facing left, rendered with strong portrait relief and period lettering. Reverse: Displays Panamas coat of arms at the center, surrounded by denomination and date details in a

Size: Diameter 25

Seven commemorative 1979 uncirculated sets with Coat of Arms $1 coin

high relief design that reflects its standing as a competition award

It had a mintage of 20

introduced for Lincoln cents in 1959

Reverse: Displays the imperial double‑headed eagle bearing the Habsburg shield

Proof coins are struck with a specialized process to produce exceptionally sharp details and a mirror-like finish

even wear confined to the highest points while retaining good overall detail and eye appeal

Year: 238–244 A

Reverse: Traditional denomination imagery and design elements consistent with the early 1980s five dollar issue

Obverse: Features the updated portrait of the Queen used on Type 2 notes during Hardie’s tenure (1981–1985)

The obverse features the left-facing effigy of King George VI with the customary royal legend around the rim