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The Mayflower $10 gold commemorative was offered as reverse proof individually and in regular proof as part of a set with the 25-pound coin from the Royal Mint. Both coins struck in 24K gold. The obverse depicts a Wampanoag family from the border of the design as the Mayflower arrives from foreign shores. The reverse depicts portraits of a Pilgrim man and woman, representing the beginnings of a transition from a monarchy to democracy.
Obverse Description
Depicts a Wampanoag family from the border of the design as the Mayflower arrives from foreign shores. A young boy steps on the border, representing the intersection of the Wampanoag people in their Patuxet homeland and the Mayflower passengers. Inscriptions are “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” “PATUXET,” and “$10.”
Reverse Description
Depicts portraits of a Pilgrim man and woman, representing the beginnings of a transition from a monarchy to democracy. The dual portraits symbolize a democratic organization, with their resolute expressions focused on a self-determined future. A pair of mayflower blossoms flank the design. Inscriptions are “1620,” “PLYMOUTH,” “2020,” “IN GOD WE TRUST,” “AU 24K ¼ OZ.” and “UNITED STATES of AMERICA.” This is the listing for the reverse proof coin.
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