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50 Cents - Charles III 1 Apple
| Issuer | Solomon Islands |
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| Year | 2026 |
| Type | Non-circulating coin |
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| Obverse lettering | CHARLES III · 2026 · SOLOMON ISLANDS DT · 50 CENTS · |
| Reverse description | Central to the reverse is a full-colour applied depiction of a large red apple, rendered in the distinctive illustrative style of Eric Carle's children's book 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar', with the numeral '1' superimposed in white over the apple's body. The titular caterpillar, shown in vivid multicolour, emerges from behind the upper right of the apple. The arc legend 'the very hungry caterpillar' curves along the upper periphery in multicoloured letters, with the word 'apple' displayed prominently in red at the base. The trademark and copyright notice 'TM & © PRH' appears in the lower left field, and the background of the heptagonal flan features a pattern of raised circular bosses. |
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The "1 Apple" designation places this squarely within a novelty bullion-adjacent product category rather than any conventional monetary series — Solomon Islands has licensed its issuing authority extensively since the 2000s to European mint operators producing themed collectibles with nominal face values that bear no relationship to circulation intent.