10 Vatu Turtle

正面描述	The national arms of Vanuatu depicted centrally, featuring a Melanesian warrior in traditional dress standing before a curved boar's tusk. Below the arms, a scroll bears the national motto in Bislama script. The date appears above the arms, flanked by the country name in the legend around the periphery.
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背面铭文	MARINE LIFE PROTECTION 10 VATU
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附加信息	Vanuatu's coinage has been issued by the Reserve Bank since independence in 1980, replacing the condominium-era francs and pounds that circulated under the joint Anglo-French administration — one of the stranger monetary arrangements in colonial history, where two European powers ran parallel currencies in the same territory simultaneously. The 10 vatu denomination has remained a fixture of everyday commerce in the archipelago, though the remote island economy means many pieces see limited circulation beyond the main islands of Efate and Santo.

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