Large Coin Of The Governer's Palace - Handmade in Williamsburg Virginia

This specific coin depicts the reconstructed Governer's Mansion in Williamsburg, Virginia. This was the original seat of power before it was burned down, and this coin pays homage to that. The text above the building, says Governer's Palace Est. 1722 which is when the original building (with gardens and decorations) was fully completed and when it was at its historical height.

The front of the coin depicts the main face of the Governet's Palace. Showing the two balconies, two chimney's, 14 windows, and front steps.

The obverse side states the place it was minted (Colonial Williamsburg) and the year it was minted (2023). Additionally, the back depicts a pineapple, a traditional symbol of Christmas and winter festivity in Williamsburg. 

The coin itself is quite large, weighing 23.5 grams (0.83 ounces) and being 42 mm (1.65 inches) in diameter. Also, the coin is 3.74mm (0.147 inches) thick.