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1 Dollar - Charles III Polish Zloty

Uitgever Niue
Jaar 2024
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Gewicht 31.1 g
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Beschrijving voorzijde Central field displays the circular Public Seal of Niue, featuring a stylised floral emblem enclosed within a wreath of interlaced links, surmounted by a royal crown. The legend 'PUBLIC SEAL OF NIUE' encircles the seal, with the motto 'ATOA NIUE TUKULAGI' inscribed beneath on a scroll flanked by two crossed rifles. The denomination 'ONE DOLLAR' arcs across the upper field in raised lettering, and the date '2024' appears in large numerals along the lower rim.
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Opschrift keerzijde 100 YEARS of POLISH ZLOTY
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Aanvullende informatie

The Polish złoty has a naming history that most collectors overlook: "złoty" simply means "golden" in Polish, originating with the gold coins that circulated in medieval Poland before the currency shifted to silver and eventually paper. This Niue-issued dollar belongs to a well-established category of numismatic silver — Pacific island nations licensing their sovereignty to mint collector pieces with no domestic circulation relevance whatsoever. Niue's arrangement with the New Zealand Treasury, which backs its currency, makes these legal tender in the technical sense only.

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