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10 Dollars - Elizabeth II Karel Poborský
| Issuer | Niue |
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| Year | 2016 |
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| Value | 10 Dollars |
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| Reverse description | Finely engraved portrait bust of Czech footballer Karel Poborský facing slightly left, rendered in high relief with flowing long hair and wearing a sports jersey. His facsimile signature appears beneath the portrait, accompanied by the Czech lion heraldic shield at lower right. The legend 'KAREL POBORSKÝ' arcs along the left periphery, with 'ANGLIE 1996' inscribed at the base and 'VÍCEMISTR EVROPY' along the right periphery. The fineness inscription 'Au 999.9' appears at upper right in the field. |
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| Reverse lettering | KAREL POBORSKÝ ANGLIE 1996 VICEMISTR EVROPY Au 999.9 |
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Poborský's goal against Portugal at Euro 96 — a chipped, looping shot over the keeper from an impossible angle — remains one of the tournament's defining moments and launched him to Manchester United within weeks. Niue has built a substantial bullion and collector program around football iconography, and this piece falls within that run. The .9999 fineness matches the quarter-ounce gold standard common to modern commemorative issues from Pacific island authorities whose mint relationships run through the New Zealand Mint in Auckland.