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10 Dollars - Elizabeth II Cathedral Notre Dame: 7/14

Issuer Niue
Year 2014
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Currency Dollar of New Zealand (1987-date)
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Obverse description Right-facing effigy of Queen Elizabeth II occupying a circular, beaded-bordered medallion set within a square flan. The portrait depicts the Queen wearing a tiara and pearl earring in the Ian Rank-Broadley style, with fine hair detail rendered in high relief. The legend ELIZABETH II · NIUE · reads around the upper arc, with 10 DOLLARS continuing down the right side. The date 2014 appears in the lower field beneath the portrait, within the beaded circle.
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Reverse description Detailed architectural relief of the facade of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, depicting a close-up section of the Gallery of Kings and upper portal zone. The composition features a row of richly carved Gothic pinnacles and colonettes forming the upper gallery, above a cornice decorated with foliate and geometric ornament. Below, the arched tympanum of a portal is visible, adorned with intricate tracery and a large rose window oculus filled with quatrefoil patterns. The stonework is rendered with exceptional sculptural precision, capturing the layered depth and Gothic ornamentation of the cathedral. This piece is the seventh in a series of fourteen tiles designed to be assembled into a complete panoramic depiction of Notre-Dame's facade.
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