Fiji 10 dollars History of Seafring Pamir Ship Clipper silver coin 2008

The Fiji 10 Dollars silver coin issued in 2008 is part of the “History of Seafaring” series and is dedicated to the legendary sailing vessel Pamir, one of the last great windjammers of the 20th century. This coin celebrates the golden age of maritime trade and the enduring legacy of majestic clipper ships that once ruled the oceans.

The reverse features a finely detailed depiction of the Pamir under full sail, showcasing multiple masts, billowing sails, intricate rigging, and the solid hull cutting through stylized sea waves. The composition emphasizes the ship’s grandeur and engineering beauty. Along the rim, the inscription “HISTORY OF SEAFARING • PAMIR • 1905” frames the design, with “10 Dollars” placed above the ship. The obverse presents the classic effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, wearing a crown, with refined facial details and the inscriptions “ELIZABETH II” and “FIJI 2008.”

Struck in silver with a proof finish, the coin displays sharp relief and reflective mirror fields that enhance every detail of the ship’s structure and maritime elements.

An excellent collectible for enthusiasts of naval history, sailing ships, and classic seafaring heritage.

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