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Cyprus, 20c, 1988 - Zeno of Kition - variations

Started by <k>, March 03, 2019, 01:15:29 PM

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Cyprus Royal Mint memo July 1988.jpg

Royal Mint memo to Robert Elderton, July 1988.
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Cyprus 20c 1988-source-.jpg

Source data.
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Cyprus 20c 1988.  Sketch 1.
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Cyprus 20c 1988.  Sketch 2.
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Cyprus 20c 1988.  Sketch 3.
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Cyprus 20c 1988.  Sketch 3a: notes.
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Cyprus 20c 1988.  Sketch 3a.
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Cyprus 20c 1988.  Sketch 3b.
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Cyprus 20 cents 1988.  The final version.
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Signature enlarged from previous post.
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Cyprus 20c 1989.jpg

Cyprus, 20 cents, 1989.


The coin was issued in 1989.
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Figleaf

What a fun series of illustrations, showing how a 3D statue was transformed into a coin design. I wish coin designers would study such a series, before leaving the routine stuff to a computer. A few well considered changes can turn a caricature into a credible portrait.

Peter
An unidentified coin is a piece of metal. An identified coin is a piece of history.

chrisild

Interesting that the designer first has a very vague description of what he is supposed to do - and only after the initial work is done, he gets those please-do-this and add-that-here instructions.  :-\

Christian