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1 Dollar - Elizabeth II The Last Supper
| Issuer | Tokelau |
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| Year | 2022 |
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| Currency | Dollar of New Zealand (1978-date) |
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| Obverse description | Right-facing draped bust effigy of Queen Elizabeth II occupies the upper central field, encircled by the legend ELIZABETH II to the left and TOKELAU 2022 to the right, all rendered on a polished gold rectangular flan. Beneath the portrait appears the Tokelau coat of arms accompanied by a ribbon cartouche bearing the motto TOKELAU MO TE ATUA. The lower field displays the denomination ONE DOLLAR in bold relief, followed by the fineness inscription 1/500 OZ FINE GOLD 999/1000, a facsimile signature of Leonardo da Vinci, and the series title MASTERPIECES. |
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| Edge | Plain |
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Tokelau has no mint of its own and no meaningful monetary economy — its "coins" are legal tender in name only, issued under licensing arrangements and sold directly to collectors at a premium. This piece, at 0.0622 g, contains approximately 1/500th of a troy ounce of gold and would never circulate by any practical measure.