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1 Dollar - Elizabeth II Tetsujin 28
| Uitgever | Tuvalu |
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| Jaar | 2006 |
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| Valuta | Dollar (1976-date) |
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| Schrift voorzijde | Latin |
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| Beschrijving keerzijde | Central coloured depiction of Tetsujin 28, the iconic giant robot from Mitsuteru Yokoyama's manga series, rendered in vivid blue, red, and black tones against a dark field, shown in a dynamic upward-thrusting pose with both fists raised. The Japanese title 鉄人28号 appears in stylised red and black lettering across the robot's torso area. The legend TETSUJIN 28 ★ 50th ANNIVERSARY is incused along the upper periphery, flanked by five-pointed stars, while the copyright notice ©HIKARI PROD. appears to the lower left and the denomination $1 is inscribed at the base. |
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Tetsujin 28-go — known in Western markets as Gigantor — debuted in Mitsuteru Yokoyama's 1956 manga and became one of the first giant robot properties to reach American television, airing in the US from 1964. Tuvalu's practice of licensing pop-culture intellectual property for commemorative coinage was, by 2006, already well-established as the island nation's primary numismatic revenue stream, given a domestic population too small to sustain meaningful collector demand internally.
The coin was struck by the Perth Mint under its long-running arrangement with Pacific island territories.