Fiji 10 dollars Save the Children KM-60 UNICEF PR 69 PCGS silver coin 1991

The Fiji 10 Dollars silver coin issued in 1991 is a meaningful commemorative dedicated to humanitarian efforts and global child welfare. Released in support of UNICEF and the “Save the Children” initiative, this coin highlights the importance of education, care, and protection for future generations, making it both historically significant and emotionally powerful.

The reverse depicts a young child seated on the ground, carefully reading an open book. The figure is rendered with delicate detail, emphasizing concentration and innocence. Beside the child stands a classic lantern, symbolizing knowledge and guidance, while the background features traditional ornamental patterns inspired by cultural textiles. The inscription “SAVE THE CHILDREN” curves along the lower edge, with the denomination “10 DOLLARS” placed above. The obverse presents a strong portrait of Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna, an important Fijian statesman, with finely engraved facial features, beard, and traditional attire. Surrounding inscriptions include “RATU SERU CAKOBAU,” “1817–1883,” “FIJI,” and the year “1991.”

Struck in silver with a high-quality proof finish and certified PR69 by PCGS, this coin combines artistry with a powerful humanitarian message. A compelling addition for collectors of world coins, social themes, and historical figures.

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