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2008 Singapore Independence Commemorative Coins
The Singapore Mint launched commemorative coins today celebrating Singapore's 43 years of independence. $2 silver and cupro-nickel proof versions were released as well as a "2-in-1" set containing each.
According to the Mint's announcement, the reverse or tails design of the coins bear the National Day Parade (NDP) logo — a symbol for the NDP 2008 Theme, "Celebrating the Singapore Spirit."
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Mandela Birthday Coin from South African Mint
A commemorative Nelson Mandela "Madiba" five rand (R5) coin was introduced today by the South African Mint and Reserve Bank to celebrate Mandela's 90th birthday.
Five million bi-metallic coins featuring a smiling Mandela have already been minted and will be released into circulation as part of his official birthday cerebration on Friday, July 18. The R5 coins are legal tender and have a circulating value of about 65 cents (US) each.
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