5 Dollars - Charles III Bawbee

The "bawbee" was a Scottish copper coin circulating from the mid-sixteenth century, traditionally worth six Scottish pennies — a denomination so ingrained in vernacular usage that Robert Burns referenced it by name. Reviving it as a label for a Pacific island gold micropiece is pure collector theater, disconnected from any monetary history of the Solomons.

At 0.5 g of .9999 gold, this belongs to the expanding class of fractional bullion issues produced for the gift and novelty market rather than any collecting tradition with numismatic depth.