Depicts the coat of arms of Samoa, county name (Western Samoa) above, value below.

The coat of arms of Samoa depicts a silver shield with the lower two-thirds blue, having thereon 5 silver stars representing the constellation of the Southern Cross, of the same shape and the same relative sizes and dispositions among themselves as in the Flag of Samoa; one half of the upper third depicting a green sea with a green coconut palm issuing therefrom; the shield being surmounted by a gold cross, and superimposed on 2 concentric circles of the world and the olive leaves as in the United Nations Badge, and bearing the subscription of the motto "Faavae i Le Atua Samoa", meaning in the English language "God be the Foundation of Samoa".

Bust of Charles Lindbergh, with plane above, Statue of Liberty to the left and Eiffel Tower to the right.

Charles Augustus Lindbergh (1902–1974) was an American aviator, military officer, author, inventor, explorer, environmental activist, and advocate against fighting Adolf Hitler's Nazi Germany.

Lindbergh's flight was not the first non-stop transatlantic flight. Alcock and Brown achieved this in 1919. Lindbergh's flight was, however, the first solo, non-stop transatlantic flight, and one made between two major cities.

Engraver: George James Berry