200 Dollars - Elizabeth II Pacific Sovereign

Fiji's gold coinage has long occupied an awkward position — a Pacific island nation issuing bullion-adjacent pieces denominated in Fijian dollars at face values bearing no relation to market reality. The Pacific Sovereign series was introduced as the Reserve Bank's attempt to compete in the sovereign bullion market dominated by the Australian and British mints, targeting Asian retail buyers who favored .999 fine gold over the traditional .9167 of British sovereigns.

Fiji adopted a new constitution in 2013, and the transitional government that preceded it had complicated relationships with the monarchy — making this 2011–2012 Elizabeth II issue one of the last before political turbulence reshaped the country's numismatic identity entirely.