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50 Cents Robocop

Issuer Fiji
Year 2024
Type Non-circulating coin
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Obverse script Latin
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Edge Reeded
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Fiji has served as a convenient issuing authority for decades of novelty bullion, its sovereignty effectively licensed to mint programs with no connection to the islands themselves. This piece is part of a wave of pop-culture silver rounds dressed as legal tender — the Robocop IP licensed for a coin that will never see a cash register in Suva or anywhere else.

The 1987 film was itself a product of financial desperation: Orion Pictures needed a hit, director Paul Verhoeven was a European newcomer, and the script had been rejected by virtually every major studio.