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1 Dollar - Elizabeth II Jupiter

Issuer Fiji
Year 2011
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Currency Dollar (1969-date)
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Obverse lettering ELIZABETH II 1 DOLLAR FIJI 2011
Reverse description Central colorized and gilt depiction of the planet Jupiter, rendered with atmospheric banding and vivid coloration, accompanied by its astrological symbol. The design commemorates the planet in both its astronomical and mythological context. The word for astronomy appears in five languages arcing around the design in Latin, French, Russian, and Greek scripts. The planet name JUPITER is inscribed prominently within the composition, framed by decorative elements.
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Part of Fiji's long-running planetary series issued through the New Zealand Mint, this piece targets the collector market rather than circulation — brass with silver plating and selective gold application keeps production costs manageable while hitting visual effect. The series leaned heavily on the early-2000s trend of themed multi-coin sets sold through television and internet direct-marketing channels.

KM#188 has no particular scarcity story.

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