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5 Dollars - Charles III Parents of Young Ice Hockey Players

Issuer Niue
Year 2022
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Value 5 Dollars
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse description The reverse depicts two figures in the central field: an adult, rendered in a crouching position, assists a young ice hockey player who is seated and fully equipped with helmet and hockey stick. A radiant burst emanates from behind the figures, and a triumphant silhouette of a hockey player raising a stick is visible in the background. Four stars arc across the upper field above the scene. The Latvian inscription 'JAUNO HOKEJSTU VECĀKI' curves around the periphery, with a crossed-sticks mint mark at the bottom.
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Niue's treaty arrangement with New Zealand allows it to issue legal tender coinage despite having no independent monetary system, a quirk exploited heavily since the 1990s by bullion and novelty coin programs marketed almost entirely to collectors abroad. This piece is among hundreds of small-format gold issues produced under that arrangement, most with no meaningful circulation history and mintages determined entirely by pre-order demand.

KM#6180 has not been assigned a confirmed struck mintage in standard references at time of writing.

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