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1 Dollar Fanta
| Issuer | Reserve Bank of Fiji |
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| Year | 2020 |
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| Value | 1 Dollar |
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| Obverse lettering | FIJI 2020 6g .999 FINE SILVER 1 DOLLAR |
| Reverse description | The reverse replicates the iconic Fanta brand bottle cap design in full color, dominated by a large orange sphere rendered in vivid orange and yellow tones at center, upon which the stylized Fanta logotype is inscribed in bold blue cursive lettering with white outline. A green leaf motif appears at the upper portion of the orange sphere. The entire colored design is set within the crimped crown cap border, faithfully reproducing the appearance of an authentic Fanta beverage bottle cap. The trademark symbol (TM) appears adjacent to the brand name in the field. |
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The "1 Dollar Fanta" is a licensed promotional issue produced under Fiji's nominal sovereign authority — a arrangement the Reserve Bank has used repeatedly to place collectible novelty coins into the global commemorative market. Fiji's face value is essentially a legal fiction here; these pieces were never intended for circulation and exist purely as licensed merchandise in coin form. The Fanta branding rights are held by The Coca-Cola Company, making this one of the stranger intersections of corporate trademark law and numismatic sovereignty.