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50 Dollars Charles III Moore Reef

Issuer Coral Sea Islands Territory
Year 2025
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Composition Silver plated copper-nickel (Paper coloured)
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Obverse lettering 50 50
CHARLES III
CORAL SEA ISLANDS TERRITORY
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Reverse description A vividly coloured regal angelfish (Pygoplites diacanthus) depicted in full colour against an underwater coral reef background, its distinctive alternating blue, orange, and yellow vertical stripes rendered in fine polychrome detail. The legend 'REEF MOORE' is inscribed along the lower arc of the fan-shaped field in bold raised letters. The denomination '50 DOLLARS' and the date '2025' appear in the upper portion of the field.
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The Coral Sea Islands Territory is an Australian external territory administered from Canberra with a permanent population of zero — a weather station crew rotates through Willis Island, and that is the extent of human habitation. It issues no currency of practical use and has no economy. Coins attributed to it are legal tender in name only, produced exclusively for the collector market under licensing arrangements that exploit the territory's nominal sovereignty.

Moore Reef sits within the Coral Sea roughly 40 kilometres off Cairns. "Paper coloured" silver-plated copper-nickel is not a metallurgical description one encounters in serious numismatic literature for good reason.

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