The Fiji Taku coin is the one silver bullion product issued on behalf of the island nation each year. Produced at the privately-owned New Zealand Mint, these coins feature a native species found throughout tropical waters in three of the world’s oceans. Today, the 2013 1 oz New Zealand Silver $2 Fiji Taku Coin is available from JM Bullion with a perfect certification.
Coin Highlights:
Each of the 2013 1 oz New Zealand Silver $2 Fiji Taku coins in this JM Bullion listing has a perfect Mint State 70 grade from the NGC. Coins in this condition feature their full, original mint luster, and no detracting flaws are visible anywhere on the coin’s surface.
The New Zealand Fiji Taku coin is part of a larger series that features the hawksbill turtle. Issued for both Niue and Fiji with the hawksbill design, the Fiji coin is known as the Fiji Taku because the local dialect on the island refers to the hawksbill as the Taku.
For the 2013 edition of the coin, the fourth in the Silver Fiji Taku series, the New Zealand Mint adopted a new obverse design. Rather than the right-profile portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, the mint opted for something representative of the islands. These coins have quickly become the most popular of the New Zealand Silver Coins.
On the obverse of these coin’s you’ll find the official emblem of the people of Fiji. Two Fijian warriors are featured standing on either side of the crest, which bears imagery of the culture’s seafaring past. The words “Fiji 2013” are engraved above, and the face value of the coin is listed below as “Two Dollars.”
The New Zealand Mint is located in the national capital of Auckland, but does not act as the sovereign mint of the nation. All New Zealand dollars and coinage currency are struck by the Royal Canadian Mint or Royal Mint in London.
Please feel free to reach out to JM Bullion associates with your questions. Our customer service representatives are available at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat feature, and via email.
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The Fiji Taku coin is the one silver bullion product issued on behalf of the island nation each year. Produced at the privately-owned New Zealand Mint, these coins feature a native species found throughout tropical waters in three of the world’s oceans. Today, the 2013 1 oz New Zealand Silver $2 Fiji Taku Coin is available from JM Bullion with a perfect certification.
Coin Highlights:
Each of the 2013 1 oz New Zealand Silver $2 Fiji Taku coins in this JM Bullion listing has a perfect Mint State 70 grade from the NGC. Coins in this condition feature their full, original mint luster, and no detracting flaws are visible anywhere on the coin’s surface.
The New Zealand Fiji Taku coin is part of a larger series that features the hawksbill turtle. Issued for both Niue and Fiji with the hawksbill design, the Fiji coin is known as the Fiji Taku because the local dialect on the island refers to the hawksbill as the Taku.
For the 2013 edition of the coin, the fourth in the Silver Fiji Taku series, the New Zealand Mint adopted a new obverse design. Rather than the right-profile portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, the mint opted for something representative of the islands. These coins have quickly become the most popular of the New Zealand Silver Coins.
On the obverse of these coin’s you’ll find the official emblem of the people of Fiji. Two Fijian warriors are featured standing on either side of the crest, which bears imagery of the culture’s seafaring past. The words “Fiji 2013” are engraved above, and the face value of the coin is listed below as “Two Dollars.”
The New Zealand Mint is located in the national capital of Auckland, but does not act as the sovereign mint of the nation. All New Zealand dollars and coinage currency are struck by the Royal Canadian Mint or Royal Mint in London.
Please feel free to reach out to JM Bullion associates with your questions. Our customer service representatives are available at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat feature, and via email.