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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse features a dynamic aerial combat scene depicting a North American F-86 Sabre jet fighter of the United States Air Force in the foreground, rendered in fine relief with USAF markings visible on the fuselage, shown in a steep banking maneuver against a dramatic sky and mountainous landscape. A second aircraft is depicted in the lower left field, suggesting an aerial engagement. The legend F-86 SABRE curves prominently along the upper border in bold capital letters. The denomination 10 DOLLARS is inscribed in two lines at the lower right of the field. |
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The Marshall Islands operated an unusual commemorative coinage program through the 1990s, issuing brass dollar-denominated pieces that circulated legally but were clearly aimed at collectors rather than commerce. The F-86 Sabre subject fits squarely into that pattern — the jet earned its reputation during the Korean War, where U.S. Air Force pilots flying Sabres engaged Soviet-built MiG-15s over "MiG Alley" near the Yalu River, achieving a kill ratio officially claimed at 10:1, though later scholarship has revised that figure considerably downward.