10 Dollars - Elizabeth II Lady Britain 1717

The "Lady Britain" name references the 1717 coinage reform under George I, when the guinea was standardized and Britain's gold coinage briefly circulated across Atlantic trade routes into the Pacific — a tenuous but real thread connecting Georgian London to a modern Solomon Islands commemorative. This is a fractional bullion piece in the sub-half-gram category, a format that proliferated sharply after 2010 as sovereign mints competed for the collectible gift market.

KM# 1021 places it firmly in the long run of Solomon Islands licensed issues that have little to do with the archipelago's own monetary history.