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50 Dollars - Elizabeth II Franz Beckenbauer
| Emittent | Niue |
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| Jahr | 1988 |
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| Ausrichtung | Medal alignment ↑↑ |
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| Averslegende | NIUE 1988 |
| Reversbeschreibung | A full-length figure of a footballer in action strides dynamically to the left in the central field, set against a background depicting a stadium goalmouth. To the right, an inset cameo portrait of Franz Beckenbauer faces three-quarters left, rendered in fine relief within a circular frame. The denomination 50 DOLLARS appears at the top of the field, while the surrounding legend reads EUROPEAN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP · GERMANY · 1988 · FRANZ BECKENBAUER · VIII EUROPEAN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP, distributed around the periphery in Latin lettering. |
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Niue entered the commemorative coin market aggressively in the late 1980s, licensing celebrity and sports figures through arrangements that had little to do with the island's 1,800-person population and everything to do with generating foreign revenue. Beckenbauer was at the time managing West Germany, having led the national side to the 1986 World Cup final — his dual status as the only man to win the World Cup as both captain and manager made him a marketable subject ahead of Italia 90.
The .625 fineness is notably below the .925 standard typical of collector silver issues from this period, a cost-cutting decision common across Niue's early sports series.