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1 Dollar Coca-Cola, Thailand edition
| Issuer | Fiji |
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| Year | 2020 |
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| Weight | 6 g |
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| Reverse description | The reverse is struck and enamelled in vivid red, faithfully replicating the classic Coca-Cola bottle cap design produced for the Thai market. The word 'ดื่ม' (meaning 'Drink') appears in smaller Thai script at the upper centre, above the large bold Thai-script rendering 'โค้ก' (Coke), styled to approximate the iconic Coca-Cola logotype. Beneath, the cursive Thai legend 'โคคา·โคล่า' follows the trademark Spencerian wave device. Along the lower field, in smaller Thai script, the inscription 'เครื่องหมายการค้าจดทะเบียน' denotes 'Registered Trademark'. The corrugated bottle-cap rim surrounds the entire red-enamelled field. |
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| Edge | Shaped (corrugated bottle cap rim) |
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Fiji has served as the nominal issuer for dozens of collector-market novelty pieces since the 2010s, lending its legal tender status to coins that have no practical relationship to Fijian monetary policy or circulation. This piece is one of them. Produced for the global souvenir and bullion-collector market, it carries Coca-Cola branding under a licensing arrangement that the Atlanta-based company has extended to several coin programs across multiple nominal issuers.
KM#868 places it firmly within a catalogued series, though demand is driven almost entirely by Coca-Cola collectors rather than numismatists.