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1/2 Dollar German Empire
| Emittent | Nauru |
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| Jahr | 2021 |
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| Material | Gold (.585) |
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| Aversbeschreibung | Central coat of arms of the Republic of Nauru positioned in the field, flanked by the bilingual country name legend above reading REPUBLIC OF NAURU and NAOERO. Below the arms, the weight, metal fineness, and denomination are inscribed, with the motto GOD'S WILL FIRST also appearing in the legend. The design is rendered in a clean, heraldic style typical of modern commemorative issues. |
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| Averslegende | REPUBLIC OF NAURU NAOERO GOD`S WILL FIRST 0,5 g Ag 585 HALF DOLLAR |
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| Zusätzliche Informationen |
Nauru has issued a long-running series of fractional gold pieces denominated in archaic or foreign currency units — a practice with no connection to the island's actual monetary history, designed entirely for the collector market. The "½ Dollar German Empire" denomination is a fiction; no such coin was ever struck by the German Empire.
The 14-karat gold specification is worth noting: .585 fineness sits below the threshold many collectors consider investment-grade, a deliberate cost reduction that keeps the entry price accessible while preserving the "gold coin" marketing premise.