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| 裏面の説明 | The quartered shield of the Mauritian coat of arms occupies the central field, depicting a sailing ship in the upper left quarter, three palm trees with two birds in the upper right quarter, a key in the lower left quarter, and a white mountain or rock in the lower right quarter. The date is divided on either side of the shield, with the mint initials 'K G' appearing below. The circular legend 'MAURITIUS' arcs across the top, flanked by ornamental devices, while 'ONE RUPEE' appears at the base. A beaded border frames the entire design. |
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| 縁 | Reeded |
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Mauritius decimalized its currency in 1877, but the rupee's modern coinage identity was shaped far more by the island's post-independence monetary reorganization in the late 1960s, when the Bank of Mauritius was established in 1967 to replace the Board of Commissioners of Currency. This copper-nickel series ran across more than two decades of remarkable economic transformation, covering Mauritius's shift from sugar monoculture to one of Africa's most diversified economies.
The long production window — 1987 to 2010 — means date runs within this type are worth distinguishing, as striking quality and alloy consistency varied across the Pobjoy Mint contracts that handled much of Mauritian coinage during this period.