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| 裏面の説明 | The central field features a sculptural scene illustrating the Fourth Commandment, depicting two kneeling figures presenting a child to a standing robed elder, rendered in high relief against a stippled field evoking a night sky. An inner decorative border of fine ornamental scrollwork frames the scene. The outer legend HONORA PATREM TUUM ET MATREM TUAM arcs along the upper rim, with the English translation Honor your father and mother inscribed in cursive script beneath it. In the lower exergue, the designation IV. Lex appears above a depiction of the two Tablets of the Law engraved with Roman numerals I through X, flanked by decorative sprays, with the date 2012 at the base. |
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Part of a series issued by Samoa commemorating the Ten Commandments, this coin was produced under a licensing arrangement typical of the Pacific island commemorative trade — where sovereign mint rights are leased to private distributors, chiefly the Coin Invest Trust of Liechtenstein. Samoa itself has no mint; production almost certainly occurred in Europe.
The Fourth Commandment — observing the Sabbath — has distinct textual differences between Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish canonical traditions, affecting its numbering relative to the others. Which version this series follows is worth confirming before cataloging in a religious or thematic collection.