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2 Dollars Niagara Falls
| Issuer | Reserve Bank of Fiji |
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| Year | 2025 |
| Type | Non-circulating coin |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Reverse description | The reverse presents a vivid full-color photographic representation of Niagara Falls viewed from an aerial perspective, dominated by the sweeping curve of the Horseshoe Falls with churning turquoise waters cascading over the precipice. A bald eagle soars prominently in the foreground above the mist-laden gorge, its wings fully spread, while a flock of birds is visible against a dramatic sunset sky of orange and red hues. Rocky green cliffs border the right edge of the composition, accentuating the depth and scale of the scene. Along the upper arc within a beaded border, the legend 'NIAGARA FALLS 2025' is inscribed, with '.999 SILVER · ONE OUNCE' appearing below it. The irregular coin shape mirrors the natural contours of the rocky landscape depicted. |
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Fiji's use of foreign landmarks as coin subjects reflects a licensing and sales model aimed squarely at the collector bullion market rather than domestic circulation — these pieces are struck to order for international distributors and will never see a Fijian cash register. Niagara Falls has appeared on numismatic issues from multiple jurisdictions over the decades, none of which have any administrative connection to the site.
KM#1249 is recent enough that secondary market pricing remains unsettled.