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Singapore Mint to release ‘World Peace’ medallion to mark Trump-Kim summit

The White House also released commemorative coins for the historic meeting, which will be the first ever between a sitting US president and a North Korean leader

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Singapore on Tuesday unveiled a commemorative medallion ahead of next week’s summit between the US and North Korean leaders in the wealthy city state, carrying the inscription “World Peace” in large letters on one side. Photo: AP
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Singapore on Tuesday unveiled a commemorative medallion ahead of next week’s summit between the US and North Korean leaders in the wealthy city state, carrying the inscription “World Peace” in large letters on one side.

The words on the medallion, featured on the online shop of the Singapore Mint, are accompanied by the dove and olive branch motif, a biblical symbol of peace, as well as a rose and a magnolia, the national flowers of the two countries.

The other side of the souvenir, which costs more than US$1,000 for the gold version, depicts two hands clasped in handshake in front of both nations’ flags and the June 12 event date.

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A design for one of three medallions unveiled by Singapore Mint commemorating U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's meeting in Singapore. Photo: Reuters
A design for one of three medallions unveiled by Singapore Mint commemorating U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's meeting in Singapore. Photo: Reuters
A design for one of three medallions unveiled by Singapore Mint commemorating U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's meeting in Singapore. Photo: Reuters
A design for one of three medallions unveiled by Singapore Mint commemorating U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's meeting in Singapore. Photo: Reuters
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The meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un will be the first ever between a sitting US president and a North Korean leader. After a war of words that lasted months, it aims to start a discussion on ending the North’s nuclear weapons programme in return for diplomatic and economic incentives.

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