50 Cents - Elizabeth II Dilophosaurus

The Dilophosaurus had its public image permanently distorted by Jurassic Park's 1993 depiction — the neck frill and venom-spitting were both fictional inventions by Michael Crichton with no paleontological basis. The actual animal, a Early Jurassic theropod first formally described by Samuel Welles in 1954 from Arizona specimens, was considerably more imposing in reality: roughly six meters long, making the film's small, frilled version a near-total fabrication.

Solomon Islands has issued dozens of these low-denomination dinosaur pieces across multiple years, largely targeting the collector novelty market rather than circulation.