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1 Dollar Mid Autumn Festival, colored
| Issuer | Fiji |
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| Year | 2023 |
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| Value | 1 Dollar |
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| Reverse description | The reverse features a vibrant yellow colorized field depicting a stylized jade rabbit formed by a graceful curved silhouette, evoking the legend of the Moon Rabbit associated with the Mid-Autumn Festival. Within and around the rabbit motif, detailed relief imagery shows osmanthus branches bearing clusters of small yellow blossoms with green leaves, along with a traditional stacked mooncake on a stand and a hanging spherical lantern. To the left of the design, Chinese characters read '花好月圆' (flowers in full bloom and a full moon), a classical phrase of auspicious blessing. The composition is executed in polychrome color application against the bright yellow background. |
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| Edge | Reeded |
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Fiji has issued a consistent stream of themed bullion and collector pieces through the New Zealand Mint under licensing arrangements — this Mid-Autumn Festival dollar belongs to that output, targeting the East and Southeast Asian gift-giving market where mooncake festival coins have become a predictable category since the early 2010s. The colored enamel application is done post-strike.