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| Issuer | Papua New Guinea |
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| Year | 2017 |
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| Shape | Round |
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| Obverse description | The national emblem of Papua New Guinea — a Bird of Paradise displayed above a traditional ceremonial drum — occupies the central field, rendered in a colorized teal-green palette. The denomination '1' appears in large numerals above the emblem, accompanied by the word 'dollar' in a curved legend at the top. The circular legend 'BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND' arcs along the upper rim within a teal-colored ring border. The date '2017' is inscribed along the lower rim in the exergue area. |
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| Reverse description | The colorized national flag of Australia is depicted in full color at the center of the field, showing the Union Jack in the canton and the Commonwealth Star along with the Southern Cross constellation on a blue ground. The flag design is presented within a circular, domed colorized inset framed by a teal-colored ring. The legend 'WORLD NATIONAL FLAGS • OCEANIAN COUNTRIES' arcs along the upper rim, while the inscription 'AUSTRALIA' is positioned along the lower rim. |
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Papua New Guinea abandoned its own dollar in 1975 upon independence, adopting the kina instead. This piece is a fantasy issue — no such denomination exists or has ever existed in PNG's monetary system. Collector tokens of this type are produced by private mints, typically for the souvenir and novelty market, with no legal tender standing in Papua New Guinea or Australia.