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1 Galleon 16 g, 38 mm
| Issuer | The Noble Collection / Warner Bros. |
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| Technique | Milled |
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| Reverse description | A dragon displayed in high relief at centre, wings fully extended to either side, head raised and turned slightly upward with mouth open, the segmented body rendered in detailed relief; the entire motif is enclosed within a dashed annular border decorated with alternating dots and raised circular bosses. The legend UNUM GALLEON arcs along the upper periphery in a stylised cursive Latin script, while the numeral 1 appears in the lower field below the dragon. |
| Reverse script | Latin (cursive) |
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Produced as licensed merchandise tied to the Warner Bros. film franchise, this piece has no monetary function and was never legal tender in any jurisdiction. The Noble Collection has issued numerous prop-replica and fantasy coin items; this falls squarely in that category. It is a collectible novelty, not a numismatic object in any meaningful sense — the magnetic core alone disqualifies it from precious-metal consideration.