100 Guilders World Cup, 'CuNi 999'

Aversbeschreibung	The national coat of arms of Suriname is depicted centrally in the field, featuring two indigenous supporters flanking a quartered shield with a ship, a palm tree, and wavy lines, surmounted by a scroll bearing the motto JUSTITIA PIETAS FIDES. The arms are encircled by a broad wreath of laurel and tropical foliage. The legend SURINAME appears in large relief lettering along the lower portion of the wreath, within the border.
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Zusätzliche Informationen	Suriname issued this coin as part of a multi-metal World Cup series tied to the 1994 FIFA tournament held in the United States — an unusual commercial decision for a small nation with no realistic prospect of qualification. The KM#44.1c designation reflects that this copper-nickel piece is one of several parallel strikes of the same type in different compositions, a strategy common among Franklin Mint-era issues designed more for the collector market than circulation. The "CuNi 999" designation in the catalog name is a misnomer that has caused persistent confusion — 999 fineness applies to fine metals, not alloys.