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5 Dollars - Elizabeth II Scorpio, gilded

Issuer Moscow Mint
Year 2012
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Obverse description Diademed and draped right-facing effigy of Queen Elizabeth II occupies the central field, encircled by an ornate Celtic-style geometric pattern. A second ring bears the twelve zodiac signs in raised relief, each paired with its corresponding Cyrillic elemental inscription (воздух — air, вода — water, огонь — fire, земля — earth), while the outermost band displays the names of all twelve zodiac signs in Latin script. Below the portrait appears the Tokelau national flag in a rectangular cartouche, flanked by the fineness mark Ag925, the Moscow Mint monogram ММД, and the denomination FIVE DOLLARS. The encircling legend reads ELIZABETH II – TOKELAU 2012.
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Reverse script Cyrillic
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The Moscow Mint's production of Cook Islands collector coinage is a long-running commercial arrangement — the islands provide the legal issuing authority while Russian minting infrastructure handles fabrication. These zodiac pieces were issued as part of a twelve-coin series, each selectively gilded over sterling silver. Scorpio covers birthdays from late October through late November.

KM#153a distinguishes the gilded variant from the plain silver KM#153.

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