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| 正面铭文 | ARQUIPELAGO JUAN FERNANDEZ 2014 MONEDA SIN CURSO LEGAL |
| 背面描述 | A stylized octopus in outline engraving occupies the upper-center of the field, depicted with flowing tentacles spread to the right. The denomination '50 CONDORES' is inscribed in the upper left field, while the word 'PULPO' (octopus) appears vertically along the right rim. In the lower portion of the field, the three-line inscription 'ISLA ROBINSON CRUSOE' identifies the issuing locality in bold serif lettering. |
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Robinson Crusoe Island — officially renamed from Más a Tierra by the Chilean government in 1966 specifically to boost tourism — is part of the Juan Fernández Archipelago and gave this coin its name. The island held Alexander Selkirk, the Scottish sailor whose four-year castaway experience from 1704 directly inspired Defoe's novel. Chile issued this copper piece as part of a broader World of Ends series highlighting remote Chilean territories, a program that leaned heavily on geographic novelty rather than monetary need.