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I linked earlier to an article in the New Yorker on US coins, in which the new Jefferson nickel was described as a tour de force for finding a way to present the portrait not in profile, as is done in all other portraits on coins. (The problem is depicting the nose.) And now the new British coins have done a different sort of tour de force. Take a look (and click twice to enlarge to full size):
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