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| 表面の説明 | The obverse features the coat of arms of Samoa centrally positioned within a brushed field, depicting a quartered shield with a cross at chief, a coconut palm, and five stars representing the Southern Cross constellation, all ensigned by a cross and supported by two olive branches. The national motto 'FA'AVAE I LE ATUA SAMOA' appears on a ribbon beneath the shield. The legend 'SAMOA 2025' arcs above, flanked by the inscriptions 'ONE TROY OUNCE' to the left and '999 FINE SILVER' to the right, with the denomination '2 TALA' below. The entire design is framed by an ornate decorative border of stylised floral and geometric motifs in the Samoan tapa-cloth tradition. |
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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse presents a vivid colourised composition depicting two mermaids rendered in high relief against a textured, wave-patterned field accented with decorative tapa-cloth geometric motifs. The upper mermaid reclines gracefully with flowing, brilliantly coloured red-orange hair cascading across the upper field, her outstretched hand presenting a lustrous pearl. A second mermaid occupies the lower portion of the design, her golden upswept hair and colourised pink-and-purple scaled tail visible in the foreground, while deep blue flowing tresses of a third implied figure emerge at the lower left. The antique-finished silver background provides a striking contrast to the applied polychrome colouring, enhancing the mythological and oceanic atmosphere of the design. |
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Samoa has issued collector silver under the "Mermaid & Pearl" branding across several iterations, with colourised variants typically produced in limited runs through the New Zealand Mint on licensing arrangements. The 2025 date places this squarely in the current wave of Pacific-themed bullion-adjacent issues that dominate the small-nation commemorative market — countries like Samoa, Tuvalu, and Niue function largely as licensing vehicles for mint operators, with the issuing government receiving a royalty rather than directing design or production decisions.
Mintage figures for this specific colourised variant have not been independently confirmed at time of cataloging.