Pitcairn Islands (Coins)

Area: 2 square miles                                      Population: 68

A small volcanic island, along with the uninhabited islands of Oeno, Henderson, and Ducie, constitute the British Colony of Pitcairn Islands. Located 1350 miles southeast of Tahiti, the islands were discovered in 1767 by a British naval officer, Pitcairn, but not occupied until 1790 when Fletcher Christian and nine mutineers from the British ship, HMS Bounty, along with some Tahitian men and women went ashore, and survived in obscurity until discovered by American whalers in 1808. 

New Zealand currency has been used since July 10, 1967.

1988 Pitcairn Islands 1 Dollar (Ag) - PRF

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Silver issue

Obverse Queen Elizabeth II facing to right. Rev. ship with sails furled. Highly reflective proof issue with hint of brandy dust over and brandy/gold at rim edge. Nice natural eye appeal. Coin contains 28.2800 g., .925 SILVER, .8411 oz. ASW. (View image for more detail.)

Item Number

Price

PITCCN1D988

$55.00

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