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| 表面の説明 | At centre, a circular inset bearing the right-facing effigy of King Charles III, uncrowned and in civilian dress, surrounded by a geometric guilloche border. The legend CHARLES III · SOLOMON ISLANDS curves around the upper portion of the circular device, with the denomination 10 DOLLARS inscribed along its lower arc. To the left of the circular portrait, the inscription 1/200 OZ is struck in raised lettering, while .999 FINE GOLD appears to the right. The broader rectangular field is engraved with a dramatic alpine mountain landscape rendered in a fine stipple and line-engraving technique, evoking the Winter Games setting. |
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| 裏面の説明 | A pair of figure skaters — a female and a male athlete — are depicted in dynamic relief at centre-right, captured mid-performance in an elegant pairs skating pose, the female skater extending one leg fully behind her while her partner supports and guides her. Both figures wear stylised geometric costumes rendered in a faceted, prismatic sculptural style. Behind them, the Rialto Bridge of Venice is engraved in fine detail across the middle ground, flanked by a Venetian street lamp to the left and additional architectural elements to the right. The background field is treated with a vivid coloured holographic mosaic pattern in blue, violet, and white, evoking the shimmer of ice. The legend OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES arcs prominently across the upper field, RIALTO BRIDGE is inscribed vertically along the lower left border, and the year 2026 appears in large coloured numerals at the lower centre. |
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At 0.15 grams, this belongs to the micro-gold category pioneered largely by the Pobjoy Mint and subsequently adopted by several Pacific island issuing authorities as a vehicle for themed collector series. Solomon Islands has no meaningful connection to figure skating; the denomination and issuing authority are nominal, with the actual market entirely collector-driven from the outset.