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50 Cents - Charles III Liberty
| Issuer | Central Bank of Solomon Islands |
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| Year | 2026 |
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| Orientation | Medal alignment ↑↑ |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Reverse description | The reverse features a split-composition design depicting the Statue of Liberty at left, rendered in gold-tone finish against a stylised American flag background with horizontal stripes and stars in the field. Liberty stands facing left, wearing a radiate crown, draped in classical robes, and raising a flaming torch aloft in her right hand while holding a tablet in her left. The right half of the design transitions to a silver-toned field showing a large flaming torch with an olive branch wreath, echoing the torch motif. The vertical legend 'LIBERTY' appears in gold-coloured letters at the centre-right, separating the two compositional zones. |
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The Solomon Islands has issued numismatic products through external mints — primarily the Perth Mint and Pobjoy Mint — for decades, with most circulating coinage carrying little premium beyond face value. This silver-plated iron piece follows that model: a commemorative or collector issue produced offshore, likely in limited quantities, marking the early reign of Charles III following his accession in September 2022.