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| 表面の説明 | The obverse is dominated by a central vignette of the Tagimoucia flower (Medinilla waterhousei) in full colour, rendered in a naturalistic botanical style against a multicolour guilloche underprint in warm red and orange tones. To the left, the traditional Wasekaseka necklace is depicted as a line vignette, with the Coat of Arms of Fiji positioned in the upper right segment of the note. The bold numeral "50" appears at upper left, with the FIJI wordmark rendered in large open lettering across the top centre. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | FIJI 50 50 FIFTY DOLLARS Tabetabe Yavata Sakurata |
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Fiji's 2012 paper series arrived just as De La Rue was pushing most of its Pacific island clients toward polymer substrates — Fiji held out longer than several regional neighbors before eventually making the switch in later issues. The $50 denomination in this series circulated heavily in the tourism sector, which dominates Fiji's economy, meaning surviving examples in high grade are genuinely harder to find than the print run would suggest.
P#118 carries a security thread rather than the more sophisticated windowed variants De La Rue was producing for other clients at the same time — a cost-tier decision that reflects the volume economics of a small island currency.