1 Dollar - Elizabeth II Independence, Silver Proof Issue

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背面描述	Central depiction of the Fijian coat of arms, featuring a shield charged with a dove bearing an olive branch, supported by two crossed ceremonial maces and flanked on either side by coconut palm trees. A St. Edward's Crown surmounts the shield. Two decorative scrolled banners carry the national motto in the Fijian language, divided across three ribbons reading REREVAKA / NA KALOU KA / DOKA NA TUI. The entire composition is encircled by an ornamental border of alternating stars and decorative devices.
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铸造量	1970 - Proof - 1,000
附加信息	Belize — still British Honduras in 1970 — did not achieve independence until 1981, which makes this issue something of an anticipatory anomaly. The coin was struck by the Royal Mint as part of a broader Commonwealth program producing proof sets for Caribbean territories, several of which were on trajectories toward self-governance that British administrators were actively managing rather than resisting by this point. The .925 silver proof was paired with a base-metal circulation strike of identical design, the KM#33 pairing being a routine feature of Royal Mint proof programming for dependent territories during this decade.

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