I don’t know much about this medallic issue except that it purports to have an embedded piece of NW 869 Chondrite Meteorite embedded in the face of the medal. NW 869 was discovered in the Sahara Desert in 2000, weighed about four tons and was instrumental in being the first meteorite ever embedded in a legal tender coin, a two ounce Ten Dollar silver coin issued by authority of the government of Liberia in 2004.
Northwest Africa Sahara Embedded 869 Meteorite Fragment Numbered 2000 Medallic Issue COA
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The medal, containing an embedded piece of the Chondrite Meteorite NW 869, is 5 centimeters in diameter, weighs 51.1 grams and was struck in high relief. From what I have been able to ascertain, only 1,000 of these pieces were minted and each one was individually numbered.
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