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1/2 Dollar - Elizabeth II France

Issuer Solomon Islands
Year 2022
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Currency Dollar (1977-date)
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Reverse description The reverse features a colorized composite design commemorating France's participation in the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. At center, the tricolor flag of France is depicted alongside a map of France rendered in deep blue, with a stylized footballer in a blue kit shown in a dynamic kicking pose to the right. The official FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 logo appears at the bottom of the inner field. The border ring displays blue and red curved stripes evoking the French national colors, flanked by football motifs, with the Arabic legend كأس العالم FIFA · قطر٢٠٢٢ arcing around the upper periphery and the inscription France prominently placed in the center field.
Reverse script Arabic, Latin
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The Solomon Islands has issued commemorative coinage under Elizabeth II's effigy well past the point where most Commonwealth realms had updated their currency portraits — a bureaucratic inertia that produced a peculiar posthumous category, as Elizabeth died in September 2022, the same year this piece was struck. The "France" designation places this within a topical series, not a circulation issue; it never moved through any till.

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