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1 Dollar Coca-Cola, Israel edition
| Issuer | Fiji |
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| Year | 2020 |
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| Weight | 6 g |
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| Obverse description | The Fiji coat of arms displayed in the recessed central field of a bottle crown cap-shaped coin, featuring two Fijian warriors as supporters flanking a quartered shield bearing a British lion and sugarcane, coconut palms, a dove, and a sailing vessel, surmounted by a British lion. The motto scroll at the base bears the legend in Latin script. The legend FIJI 2020 arcs above the central device, with 6g to the left and .999 FINE SILVER to the right, and 1 DOLLAR inscribed along the lower rim. The crimped, serrated edge of the bottle cap form frames the entire design. |
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| Reverse script | Hebrew, Latin |
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Fiji has served as the nominal issuing authority for dozens of licensed novelty issues marketed primarily to collectors in Europe and North America — this Coca-Cola dollar is one of several in that series, with the "Israel edition" designation referring to a regional distribution variant rather than any connection to Israeli monetary history. The underlying license between The Coca-Cola Company and various mint contractors for collectible coin programs dates to the early 2000s and has produced hundreds of distinct issues across multiple jurisdictions.