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Description:
Obverse
Older National arms, without the standard lettering, instead a legend. All flat surfaces are Proof, all details, lettering and images are in Matte finish.
Reverse
Victory angel at left with lettering at right. Angel is in shinning Proof finish, while the rest of the coin is in Matte finish.
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