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250 Maloti - Moshoeshoe II
| Uitgever | Lesotho |
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| Jaar | 1988 |
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| Vorm | Round |
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| Beschrijving keerzijde | Truncated bust of Pope John Paul II facing left, wearing papal vestments with a decorative chain cord at the collar and a white zucchetto on his head. The name POPE JOHN PAUL II is inscribed in the lower field beneath the portrait. The Sesotho legend KETELO EA NTATE EA HALALELANG curves around the upper and left field, with the date 1988 along the right field. |
| Schrift keerzijde | Latin |
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| Aanvullende informatie |
Issued during a period of considerable political instability in Lesotho, this coin commemorates the reign of Moshoeshoe II, who by 1988 had already been deposed once — in 1990 he would be forced to abdicate by General Justin Lekhanya, reinstated in 1995, then permanently replaced by his son Letsie III in 1996 following his death in circumstances that remain disputed. The 22-carat gold series to which this piece belongs was produced in limited quantities for export and collector markets, as Lesotho's monetary policy at the time relied heavily on its currency union with South Africa through the Common Monetary Area.