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2 Dollars Stingray

Uitgever Cayman Islands
Jaar 2023
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Samenstelling Gold (.9999)
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Beschrijving voorzijde The Cayman Islands coat of arms rendered in relief at center, depicting a shield quartered with three stars on a blue field and a lion passant, surmounted by a turtle and a pineapple crest, with a scrolled banner below bearing the national motto. The shield is enclosed within a raised inner circle, with the legend CAYMAN ISLANDS · 2 DOLLARS arcing along the upper periphery and the date 2023 positioned in the lower field.
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Aanvullende informatie

The Cayman Islands have no central bank in the conventional sense — the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority, established in 1997, oversees currency but the territory has long relied on commemorative bullion programs as a meaningful revenue stream given its status as one of the world's premier offshore financial jurisdictions. This 2023 issue belongs to a series built around local marine fauna, with the southern stingray historically common in the shallow sandbar waters north of Grand Cayman — a site that became one of the most visited marine tourist attractions in the Caribbean before stingray populations there were affected by overcrowding pressure.

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