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5 Dollars Year of the Tiger
| Emittent | Samoa |
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| Jahr | 2022 |
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| Nennwert | 5 Dollars 5 WST = USD 1.82 |
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| Reversbeschreibung | A powerful tiger, rendered in high relief, is depicted in a prowling stance atop a rocky outcrop at centre, its mouth open in a roar and its striped coat finely detailed. A second tiger cub is partially visible at the lower foreground. The dark mirror-polished field evokes a nocturnal atmosphere, with faint lunar orbs visible in the background. Chinese characters for 'tiger' (虎) are repeated across the upper field, and a vertical cartouche bearing the Chinese characters '寅虎' — denoting the Year of the Tiger — appears in the upper right. The overall composition reflects traditional East Asian artistic conventions applied to a Western fan-shaped (annular sector) flan. |
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Samoa's lunar series coins are struck under license arrangements typical of Pacific island nations that generate revenue through numismatic programs rather than circulating coinage — the coins are legal tender in name only, with no expectation of ever seeing a cash register in Apia. The 2022 Tiger corresponds to the start of the Year of the Tiger on February 1st, timed deliberately to capture collector demand from both Western and Chinese-diaspora markets.
The tiger year recurs on a 12-year cycle; this particular issue falls in a Wood-adjacent transitional year under the sexagenary calendar, which some specialist dealers use to distinguish thematic subsets within lunar series holdings.