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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse displays two bobsled athletes in dynamic relief, helmeted and crouching in racing position as they push their bobsled at the start of a run, rendered in high-relief against a holographic prismatic colored background of fragmented geometric shapes in blue and green tones. To the right, an engraved silhouette of Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano) rises prominently in the field, while the inscription 'MILAN CATHEDRAL' appears vertically along the lower left. The bold legend 'OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES' is inscribed in large letters along the upper border, and the date '2026' appears in colorized numerals at the lower right. |
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| 縁 | Plain |
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At 0.15 grams, this is among the smallest gold bullion pieces commercially issued — a format popularized in recent years by Pacific island minting programs that license their sovereignty to European bullion producers, principally the Scottsdale-affiliated and CIT-linked operations supplying the collector market. Solomon Islands has no domestic mint; these are struck under contract, typically in Germany or Austria.