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1 Rupee Queen Mother

Issuer Central Bank of Seychelles
Year 1995
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Obverse description The central field displays the national coat of arms of the Republic of Seychelles, featuring a quartered shield depicting a tortoise, a sailfish, and island scenery, supported by two marlins flanking the shield. Above the arms stands a white-tailed tropicbird atop a crest, while a scroll below bears the national motto FINIS·CORONAT·OPUS. The circumferential legend REPUBLIC OF SEYCHELLES arcs around the upper periphery, with the date 1995 positioned at the base between two raised dots, all rendered in a prooflike finish.
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The "Queen Mother" designation here refers to the commemorative series issued across numerous Commonwealth and associated territories marking the 95th birthday of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother in 1995. The Central Bank of Seychelles participated in what was effectively a coordinated multi-issuer release — the same occasion prompted nearly identical programs from dozens of small nations, many with negligible ties to the British Crown.

Seychelles became a republic in 1976, severing formal constitutional links to the monarchy.

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