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| 背面描述 | A full-colour applied image of a Green Tiger Beetle (Cicindela campestris) occupies the centre of the reverse field, depicted in dorsal view with vivid iridescent green elytra marked with pale yellow spots and long, slender legs extending across the coin's surface. The naturalistic illustration, engraved by Mike Langman, renders the insect in fine detail against a plain metallic background. The denomination TEN PENCE is inscribed in raised letters along the upper arc, while the species name GREEN TIGER BEETLE curves along the lower arc in bold capital letters. |
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Guernsey has operated with considerable autonomy in its coinage decisions as a Crown Dependency, issuing its own distinctive currency outside the UK's Royal Mint remit. The green tiger beetle — a fast-running, iridescent predator found in sandy coastal habitats — has faced measurable decline in Britain due to habitat loss, which likely informed its selection here. Colourised circulating-denomination coins of this type are produced for the collector market and see essentially no commercial circulation.