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1 Dollar - Charles III 1st Portrait - Avatar: Way of the Water, Jake, Silver Proof

Issuer Reserve Bank of New Zealand
Year 2023
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Currency Dollar (1967-date)
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Reverse description Central high-relief portrait of Jake Sully in his Na'vi avatar form, facing the viewer with distinctive feline features, pointed ears, and long braided hair rendered in fine detail against a polished proof field. A stylised holographic blue spiral element encircles the central figure, evoking the aquatic themes of the film. The denomination $1 appears to the left of the figure in the mid-field. The legend AVATAR: THE WAY OF WATER curves along the left periphery, with the copyright notice TM & © 20TH CENTURY STUDIOS inscribed along the lower periphery.
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New Zealand's commemorative program for the second Avatar film arrived well after the movie's December 2022 theatrical release, tying the coin to a production that had spent over a decade in development hell following the original 2009 film. The "Way of Water" subtitle references the Na'vi clan central to the sequel's ocean-based narrative — a deliberate thematic shift from the jungle setting of the first installment.

This is also among the earliest New Zealand issues to carry the first portrait of Charles III, following his accession in September 2022.

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