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| 背面描述 | A Shinkansen (Japanese bullet train) depicted in dynamic left-to-right perspective dominates the central field, rendered in gold-plated relief with selective color applied to a scenic background featuring Mount Fuji at left and a traditional Japanese pagoda amid autumnal foliage reflected in water at right. The legend JAPANESE BULLET TRAIN is inscribed in three lines across the upper field. The denomination $1 appears at lower left, the fineness and weight inscription 1oz. 999 SILVER at lower center-right, the Perth Mint's P mintmark at upper left, and the designer's initials RV at lower right. A beaded border frames the entire design. |
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Cook Islands has operated one of the more prolific commemorative programs in the Pacific, licensing its issuing authority to mint houses — primarily in Germany and Austria — producing themed collector pieces with no connection to Cook Islands itself. This bullet train dollar is a product of that arrangement. The Shinkansen series it depicts began revenue service in October 1964, timed deliberately to coincide with the Tokyo Olympics, as the Japanese government wanted the world to witness the infrastructure rebuild from the postwar decades.
The .999 gold plating over .999 silver construction is characteristic of the B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt output from this period.