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| 正面描述 | The Fijian coat of arms is depicted in the centre of the oval field, featuring two Fijian warriors as supporters, each clad in traditional dress, flanking a quartered shield surmounted by a sailing vessel. The shield incorporates a lion passant, sugarcane, a coconut palm, a dove, and a bunch of bananas. A ribbon below bears the national motto. The legend FIJI 2013 arcs along the upper border, and the denomination 10 DOLLARS is inscribed along the lower border, both flanked by a beaded inner border that follows the oval contour of the flan. |
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| 背面文字 | Latin |
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| 附加信息 |
The tarsier — specifically the species depicted here — is among the more unusual subjects to appear on a Pacific island commemorative. Fiji has no native tarsier population; the animal is endemic to parts of Southeast Asia, particularly the Philippines, Sulawesi, and Borneo. The "Maki Tarsius" framing in the issue name conflates two distinct primate groups, which has drawn commentary from collectors familiar with the natural history series from this period.
The 2013 Fijian wildlife commemorative program drew heavily on global fauna rather than endemic species, a deliberate strategy by the issuing authority to broaden collector appeal beyond regional buyers.