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10 Dollars - Elizabeth II Korea Japan 2002

Issuer Solomon Islands
Year 2021
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Reverse description The official emblem of the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea Japan is prominently displayed in the centre of the rectangular field, depicting the stylised trophy and swoosh motif characteristic of the tournament's official artwork. Above the emblem, the legend FIFA® is boldly inscribed at the top, with CLASSICS in spaced capitals immediately below. Beneath the emblem, the inscriptions 2002 FIFA WORLD CUP and KOREA JAPAN are arranged in two lines, with the copyright notice © FIFA TM appearing vertically along the right edge of the field.
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Issued retroactively in 2021 but backdated in theme to the 2002 FIFA World Cup — the first tournament co-hosted by two nations, and the first held in Asia — this is a fractional bullion piece riding a long tail of commemorative licensing rather than any contemporaneous minting event. South Korea's unexpected run to the semifinals that year remains one of the most disputed tournament runs in modern football, generating controversy that has not fully dissipated in the two decades since.

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