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| 表面の銘文 | SWAZILAND |
| 裏面の説明 | Two stalks of sugar cane, bound at the base and spreading outward with broad leaves, occupy the central field as the principal device, symbolising Swaziland's agricultural heritage. The denomination numeral 10 appears in the upper left field, with the word CENTS descending along the left periphery. The date of issue is inscribed along the lower right periphery. All legends are in raised Latin script within the characteristic scalloped border. |
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| 追加情報 |
Swaziland's coinage underwent a quiet but deliberate redesign in the mid-2000s as Mswati III — one of the world's last absolute monarchs — consolidated the visual identity of his reign across state institutions. The second portrait series replaced an earlier effigy judged to inadequately reflect the king's mature likeness, a decision made entirely within the royal prerogative with no parliamentary process involved, parliament having been banned since 1973.
KM#57 represents the copper-plated steel reformulation adopted as nickel prices spiked globally in 2007-2008, a cost-driven shift seen across multiple African mint programs in the same window.