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| 表面の説明 | The obverse displays the national coat of arms of Vanuatu at centre, depicting a traditionally attired Melanesian warrior standing upright and holding a spear in his right hand, set against a boar's tusk; two crossed fern fronds flank the base, and a ribbon in the lower portion bears the motto LONG GOD YUMI STANAP. The field is divided between a mirrored proof finish on the right and a frosted matte finish on the left, creating a striking two-tone contrast. The denomination 20 VATU and date 2022 are inscribed along the upper arc, while the legend RIPABLIK · BLONG · VANUATU is distributed around the periphery in Latin script. |
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Vanuatu has no domestic silver mining tradition and issues no circulating silver coinage — pieces like this exist entirely for the collector export market, produced under license arrangements common among Pacific island nations whose mint infrastructure amounts to a letterhead and a contract with a European or Australian facility. The Reserve Bank lends its issuing authority; the coin is designed, struck, and distributed elsewhere entirely.
KM#164 places this among a long run of Vanuatu-issued bullion and themed pieces that began accelerating after the 2010s as the secondary market for novelty silver expanded.