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| 表面の説明 | Rectangular silver flan with rounded corners. The fourth effigy of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley appears in right-facing portrait, crowned and draped, occupying the upper central field. The legend ONE DOLLAR arcs across the top of the field, while ELIZABETH II is inscribed in a curve beneath the portrait. The lower portion of the obverse features a symmetrical decorative wreath or floral spray motif in low relief, flanking the central field. The inscriptions COOK ISLANDS, 2014, and Ag 20g 999 appear in the lower field, with the engraver's initials IRB visible beneath the portrait. |
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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse features a vibrant full-colour printed design depicting the zodiac sign Pisces, represented by two iridescent fish swimming in opposing directions in a circular composition, evoking the traditional duality of the astrological symbol. One fish, rendered in shades of green and blue, leaps upward through the water surface, while the second, in tones of purple and red, dives downward amid swirling currents. The background presents a detailed underwater coral reef scene with richly coloured corals and marine flora rendered in colour printing. Engraved floral scrollwork decorates the upper corners of the field in uncoloured relief. The legend PISCES appears in the upper portion of the field in raised serif lettering. |
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Part of a zodiac series issued by the Cook Islands through the New Zealand-based Pacific Coin Company, this piece exists primarily as a collector product rather than circulating currency. The Cook Islands has operated this model since the 1970s — licensing its monetary authority to produce commemorative issues that generate revenue without ever touching domestic commerce.
KM# 1550 confirms attribution within the Krause system, though zodiac series attributions from this period can be inconsistently documented across catalog editions.