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1 Dollar - Elizabeth II Move to Buckingham Palace 1937

Issuer Reserve Bank of Fiji
Year 1995
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Currency Dollar (1969-date)
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Reverse description Central design depicts a Life Guard trooper in full ceremonial uniform — including plumed helmet, breastplate, and sword — standing in the foreground before a detailed architectural rendering of the facade of Buckingham Palace, with a flag flying above the central portico. A beaded inner border frames the composition. The commemorative legend QUEEN ELIZABETH THE QUEEN MOTHER arcs along the upper periphery, with MOVE TO BUCKINGHAM PALACE inscribed in a secondary arc within the field. The commemorated year 1937 appears above the lower legend ONE DOLLAR at the base.
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The "Move to Buckingham Palace 1937" subject commemorates the young Princess Elizabeth's relocation to the palace following her father's accession as George VI after Edward VIII's abdication — an abdication crisis that reshaped the British monarchy and, by extension, the constitutional arrangements of every realm that used the Crown as head of state, Fiji among them. Fiji had only become a republic in 1987 following the Rabuka coups, yet returned Elizabeth II to its coinage through the Reserve Bank's commemorative program.

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