The U.S. Dollar Coin and the Eye of Providence
The Triangle Eye of Providence on the U.S. one-dollar coin is interesting. This symbol, featured on the reverse of the US Great Seal, is associated with Freemasonry and symbolizes God's watchful eye over humanity.
The British 2-pound coin recalls World War II with dots and dashes along its edge. This Morse code spells “1945,” the war's end.
Canadian ‘Loonies’ one-dollar coins often have a hidden loon (bird).
Australian one-dollar coins have a tiny five-pointed star buried in the queen's neckline.
Greek mythology's Owl of Athena symbolizes wisdom and intelligence on some Euro coins.
The Indian 10 Rupee coin symbolizes ‘Unity in Diversity.’ The coin's 15 spokes represent India's 15 official languages and integration of its many cultures and customs.
Mexico's rich pre-Columbian heritage is reflected on the 10 Peso coin's complex Aztec calendar.
The ‘Big Five’—lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant, and Cape buffalo—adorn South African money.
Japanese culture reveres sakura, or cherry blossoms, which appear on 100 Yen coins.
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