E-auction 707-777411 - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Lot de deux monnaies 1 Dollar Sequoyah inventeur de l’alphabet cherokee 2017 Philadelphie + Denver

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Lot de deux monnaies 1 Dollar Sequoyah inventeur de l’alphabet cherokee 2017 Philadelphie + Denver MS

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Type : Lot de deux monnaies 1 Dollar Sequoyah inventeur de l’alphabet cherokee

Date: 2017

Mint name / Town : Philadelphie + Denver

Quantity minted : -

Metal : copper-brass

Diameter : 26,50 mm

Orientation dies : 6 h.

Edge : inscrite en creux : E PLURIBUS UNUM (date) (lettre d’atelier)

Catalogue references :

Y.- - KM21/-

Obverse

Obverse legend : LIBERTY.

Obverse description : l’indienne Sacagawea portant son fils Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau et inscription à gauche : IN GOD / WE TRUST.

Reverse

Reverse legend : UNITED STATES OF AMERICA // $1 // WWI - WWII // CODE TALKERS.

Reverse description : vue de profil de Sequoyah écrivant “Sequoyah from Cherokee Nation” en syllabique.

Commentary

Sequoyah (vers 1767 - 1843) est un orfèvre cherokee et l’inventeur de l’alphabet cherokee. A partir de 1806, il met en place un alphabet cherokee qui permet de transcrire les 86 syllabes de la langue cherokee. Cet alphabet est adopté par la Nation Cherokee en 1825.
Sequoyah (c. 1767–1843) was a Cherokee silversmith and inventor of the Cherokee alphabet. Beginning in 1806, he developed a Cherokee alphabet that transcribed the 86 syllables of the Cherokee language. This alphabet was adopted by the Cherokee Nation in 1825.