Fiji 2 dollars Alexander III and Romanov Family PR70 PCGS silver coin 2012

The 2012 Fiji 2 Dollars silver coin is a remarkable commemorative issue dedicated to Emperor Alexander III and the Romanov dynasty, highlighting a ceremonial moment of imperial history. This piece combines historical narrative with refined artistic presentation, making it especially appealing to collectors of royal themes.

The obverse features a vivid colorized scene of a coronation ceremony, showing Emperor Alexander III in full regalia alongside members of the royal court. The figures are dressed in richly detailed ceremonial garments, including robes, crowns, and military uniforms, set against an ornate interior backdrop. The composition is framed by an elaborate baroque-style border with intricate scrollwork and decorative flourishes. At the bottom, a red inscription panel reads “ALEXANDER III CORONATION,” while a detailed imperial crown appears to the side, reinforcing the theme of monarchy and власть. The reverse presents the classic portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a crown and jewelry, with inscriptions “ELIZABETH II,” “FIJI,” “2012,” and “TWO DOLLARS,” surrounded by a beaded rim.

Alexander III ruled Russia from 1881 to 1894 and is remembered for consolidating imperial power and preserving tradition. This coin, struck in silver with a deep cameo proof finish and graded PR70 DCAM by PCGS, represents the highest level of minting excellence.

An exceptional collectible that blends history, royal ceremony, and exquisite craftsmanship.

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