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1 Cent Chinook tribes

Issuer Jamul Indian Village (Native American tribes)
Year 2021
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Currency Dollar
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Reverse description A large, detailed bunch of grapes occupies the central field, depicted with individual spherical berries hanging from a central stem, rendered in high relief. A beaded inner border and a dotted outer border encircle the central motif. The upper legend arcing around the rim reads 'CHINOOK TRIBES 2021', while the denomination 'ONE CENT' appears in the lower field beneath the inner border.
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Jamul Indian Village is a federally recognized Kumeyaay band located in San Diego County — not affiliated with the Chinook peoples of the Pacific Northwest by geography, language, or political history. The tribal gaming and sovereignty token market that emerged in the early 2000s produced many issues where the depicted nation and the issuing tribe bear no meaningful connection, this piece being a straightforward example of that commercial pattern.

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