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| 正面描述 | The obverse is formed by the underside of the chalice base, centrally displaying the Samoan coat of arms in relief. The issuer name SAMOA and the date 2025 appear above the arms, while the weight, fineness, and denomination inscriptions are arranged below. The national motto FA`AVAE I LE ATUA SAMOA (God be the Foundation of Samoa) is inscribed in the field. All legends are rendered in Latin script against the polished gold-plated surface of the stepped circular foot. |
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| 边缘 | Segmented, plain (multi-section sculptural construction) |
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| 附加信息 |
The "Holy Grail" here is not metaphorical — this piece belongs to a category of high-relief collector issues produced specifically for the numismatic gift market, where the materials list does more selling than the coin's monetary function ever could. Samoa's liberal licensing of its sovereign coinage authority to foreign minting houses, primarily European, has made it one of the most prolific sources of novelty bullion-adjacent issues in the 2020s.
The lapis lazuli inlay sources from deposits mined almost exclusively in Afghanistan's Badakhshan province, worked continuously for over 6,000 years.