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The collection of modern coins featuring firearms includes a variety of symbols, events, and imagery that commemorate significant aspects of military and historical weaponry. Here are some common elements you might find on these coins:

Types of Firearms:
- Guns and Pistols: Depictions of famous handguns, such as revolvers and semi-automatic pistols, showcasing their use in law enforcement, military history, and iconic duels.
- Rifles and Muskets: Illustrations of long guns like rifles and muskets, highlighting their roles in historical conflicts, hunting, and sport shooting.
- Machine Guns: Designs featuring machine guns and automatic rifles, emphasizing their impact on modern warfare and military strategy.
- Cannons and Artillery: Coins depicting cannons and large artillery pieces, often shown in action during significant battles or as standalone elements representing historical sieges and fortifications.
Historical Context:
- Revolutions and Wars: Coins may feature firearms used in major conflicts such as the American Revolution, the Civil War, and both World Wars, including scenes of battle or specific weapons that played crucial roles.
- Famous Battles: Commemorative coins highlighting significant battles where particular firearms were pivotal, showing the weapons in action and the strategic importance of their use.
Military Branches and Units:
- Special Forces: Depictions of specialized firearms used by elite military units, such as sniper rifles or specialized assault weapons, highlighting the skills and missions of these units.
- Infantry and Cavalry: Weapons commonly associated with infantry or cavalry units, such as rifles and carbines, celebrating their historical importance and contributions to military successes.
Technological Advancements:
- Innovations in Firearms: Coins may highlight significant technological advancements in firearm design, such as the development of repeating firearms, bolt-action rifles, or advanced targeting systems.
- Modern Firearms: Depictions of contemporary weapons such as modern assault rifles and precision rifles, showcasing the evolution of military technology and advancements in firearms design.
Cultural and Historical Significance:
- Symbolic Firearms: Some coins might feature firearms that have taken on cultural or symbolic significance, such as the Kentucky Long Rifle or the M1 Garand.
- National Symbols: Firearms that have become national symbols, such as the British Lee-Enfield rifle or the American Colt revolver, are often depicted to celebrate cultural heritage and historical importance.
Famous Figures:
- Military Leaders: Coins may show famous military leaders with their iconic firearms, such as General Patton with his revolver or Sergeant York with his rifle.
- Heroes and Legends: Depictions of legendary figures and their firearms, such as Wild Bill Hickok with his pistols or Carlos Hathcock with his sniper rifle.
Commemorative Themes:
- Anniversaries and Milestones: Coins commemorating significant anniversaries of battles or the development of important firearms, with inscriptions and dates marking these events.
- Decorative and Ornamental: Detailed engravings of decorative firearms, such as ceremonial guns or ornate hunting rifles, emphasizing their artistic craftsmanship and historical value.