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1 Crown - Elizabeth II Long to reign over us - Gold plated

Issuer Tristan da Cunha
Year 2016
Type Non-circulating coin
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Reverse description Four overlapping right-facing effigies of Queen Elizabeth II arranged in chronological order, depicting her portrait as it evolved across the decades of her reign, set against a colour-printed Union Flag background. The group of busts is encircled by a wreath of laurel branches rendered in selective colour, with a crowned royal cipher (ERII) within a laurel wreath at the base. The legend QUEEN ELIZABETH II ~ LONG TO REIGN OVER US arcs around the upper and lateral periphery, with ONE CROWN inscribed along the lower border, all framed by a beaded inner rim.
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Reverse lettering QUEEN ELIZABETH II LONG TO REIGN OVER US ERII ONE CROWN
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Tristan da Cunha, a British Overseas Territory in the South Atlantic with a permanent population of roughly 250 people, issues commemorative coinage primarily as a revenue mechanism — the island has no functioning retail coin economy. This 2016 crown was produced in anticipation of Elizabeth II surpassing Queen Victoria's reign length, a milestone she had already passed in September 2015. The gold plating on copper-nickel is a common cost-reduction technique in the modern commemorative market, with the .999 designation referring only to the surface layer.

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