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1 Dollar - Elizabeth II Mayflower, Silver Bullion
| Issuer | Tuvalu |
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| Year | 2012 |
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| Currency | Dollar (1976-date) |
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| Reverse description | Central frosted depiction of the historic sailing vessel Mayflower under full sail, set against a colored ocean rendered in blue tones. A colored globe appears in the background, evoking the transatlantic voyage of 1620. A frosted latitude/longitude gauge is positioned to the left of the ship. The legend 1oz 999 SILVER arcs along the lower field, with MAYFLOWER inscribed below the ship and the Perth Mint privy mark P appearing to the right. |
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| Mintage | 2012 P - Proof - 5,000 |
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Tuvalu's legal tender bullion program has operated through a licensing arrangement with the Perth Mint since the 1990s, allowing Australia's premier mint to produce coins under Tuvaluan authority for the international collector and investor market. The Mayflower theme here ties to the 2012 issue's broader commemorative intent around Anglo-American historical connections, though the coin circulates almost exclusively through bullion dealers rather than the nine coral atolls whose name it bears.