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1 Dollar - Charles III Coca-Cola
| Issuer | Niue |
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| Year | 2023 |
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| Orientation | Medal alignment ↑↑ |
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| Reverse description | The reverse is struck and colored in vivid red to faithfully replicate the exterior of a traditional Coca-Cola bottle crown cap. The central field is uniformly red and bears the iconic Coca-Cola script trademark rendered in white cursive lettering in the proprietary Spencerian style, with the registered trademark symbol positioned at lower right. The surrounding crimped flange is rendered in silver with red coloring, completing the three-dimensional illusion of an authentic bottle cap. |
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| Reverse lettering | Coca-Cola® |
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Niue has issued collector coins under licensing agreements with major brands since the early 2010s, effectively monetizing its nominal sovereignty to serve as a vehicle for novelty bullion products. This piece is part of a broader Coca-Cola branded series produced in cooperation with the New Zealand Mint, which holds the manufacturing and distribution relationship.
Six grams of .999 silver at 39mm is a notably thin planchet for that diameter — a deliberate choice that allows for broad surface area to accommodate the licensed artwork.