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| 正面描述 | The coat of arms of the Principality of Sealand occupies the central field, featuring a heraldic shield supported on either side by sea-lion supporters, each wearing a crown, with a crowned helm and mantling above the shield. The motto scroll below bears the inscription E MARE LIBERTAS. The curved legend PRINCIPALITY OF SEALAND arcs along the upper periphery, with the date •1994• positioned at the base flanked by dots, and SILVER ONE DOLLAR inscribed along the lower left rim. Two small shell devices flank the supporters near the rim. |
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| 正面铭文 | PRINCIPALITY OF SEALAND •1994• SILVER ONE DOLLAR |
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Sealand — the self-declared micronation occupying a decommissioned Royal Navy Maunsell sea fort off the Suffolk coast — has issued commemorative coinage since the 1970s, though none of it carries recognition from any sovereign monetary authority. These pieces circulate entirely within the collector market; Sealand has no functioning economy to speak of. The X# prefix in the standard reference confirms its classification as a "unofficial" or fantasy issue under Krause's World Coin catalog system.
Roy Bates, who claimed the fort in 1967 and styled himself Prince Roy I, died in 2012. The orca subject likely ties to conservation-themed commemorative programs that were commercially popular among micronation issuers throughout the 1990s.