Fiji has issued commemorative silver rounds under its own authority since the late 20th century, largely as a vehicle for the international bullion collectibles market rather than any domestic monetary purpose. This piece belongs to a broader "Ancient Warriors" series that has cycled through historical archetypes from multiple cultures — a format popular with Perth Mint-style program buyers.
The samurai class was formally abolished by the Meiji government in 1876, following the Haitōrei Edict banning the carrying of swords in public.
Fiji has issued commemorative silver rounds under its own authority since the late 20th century, largely as a vehicle for the international bullion collectibles market rather than any domestic monetary purpose. This piece belongs to a broader "Ancient Warriors" series that has cycled through historical archetypes from multiple cultures — a format popular with Perth Mint-style program buyers.
The samurai class was formally abolished by the Meiji government in 1876, following the Haitōrei Edict banning the carrying of swords in public.