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10 Dollars FW 190

Issuer Republic of the Marshall Islands
Year 1991
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Value 10 Dollars (10 USD)
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse lettering FW 190 10 TEN DOLLARS S
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The Marshall Islands began issuing collector coins in 1986 under a program explicitly designed to generate government revenue rather than circulate — these pieces were legal tender in name only, produced for the philatelic and numismatic export market. The FW 190, the subject of this issue, was the Focke-Wulf fighter that outclassed the RAF's Spitfire Mk V so thoroughly upon its 1941 debut that Britain scrambled an emergency program to produce the Mk IX as a direct counter.

KM#125 is one of dozens of commemorative types the RMI issued in rapid succession through the early 1990s, many sharing the same brass planchet specifications.

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