35 Dollars - Elizabeth II Nine Sons of the Dragon King

The Nine Sons of the Dragon King is a grouping from Chinese mythology in which each son inherits distinct attributes from their father — one guards tombs, another adorns bridges, a third is incised onto sword hilts. The tradition was systematized in Ming Dynasty scholarship and has since governed decorative motifs across architecture, weaponry, and imperial objects for roughly six centuries. Tokelau, a New Zealand dependency of roughly 1,500 people with no indigenous coinage tradition, has become a vehicle for large-format collector issues precisely because it has no domestic circulation requirements and can license designs without political constraint.