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1 Laari 'Gold Laari'

Issuer Maldives
Year 1986
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Value 1 Laari
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Reverse description The reverse features a Thaana script legend arched across the upper field identifying the issuing nation. A stylized palm tree device appears at the right, while the denomination numeral '1' is positioned at the left. The fineness '999.9' is inscribed centrally below the perforation, and the Latin legend '1 GOLD · LAARI' curves along the lower portion of the scalloped border.
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The "Gold Laari" was struck for the collector market rather than circulation — the laari as a denomination had long existed only in base metal for everyday use. The 1986 issue falls within a period when the Maldivian government, like many small island nations in the 1980s, pursued bullion and proof coin programs as a source of foreign exchange, effectively monetizing collector demand from abroad.

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