5 Dollars M16

发行方	Mesa Grande Band (Native American tribes)
年份	2010
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面值	5 Dollars
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正面描述	Central device depicts a bald eagle with wings fully spread, facing forward and grasping a ribbon scroll bearing the motto E PLURIBUS UNUM in its talons, set against a mountainous landscape in high relief. A ring of evenly spaced five-pointed stars frames the inner field. The legend FIVE DOLLARS appears along the left rim, MESA GRANDE along the right rim, and AMERICA 2010 along the lower rim, all rendered in an elegant serif typeface against a polished mirror field.
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正面铭文	FIVE DOLLARS MESA GRANDE E PLURIBUS UNUM AMERICA 2010
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附加信息	Mesa Grande is a small Kumeyaay band in San Diego County whose federal recognition history was anything but smooth — the tribe was effectively landless for decades before a land purchase in the 1970s stabilized its status. Tribal gaming revenue, beginning in the 1990s, eventually funded ventures including limited sovereign coinage issues like this one. These Native American tribal notes and coins occupy a genuinely ambiguous legal space: tribes hold sovereign authority to issue currency, but such pieces circulate almost nowhere and are produced primarily for the collector market by third-party mints under licensing arrangements.

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