Popis produktu: This beautifully struck medallion is a modern reissue of the 1882 Newfoundland 2 Dollar coin, one of the few examples of gold coinage issued by a British North American colony before Confederation. The obverse features the familiar left-facing portrait of Queen Victoria, surrounded by the Latin legend VICTORIA D:G: REG: NEWFOUNDLAND, symbolizing the monarch?s sovereignty over the island colony. The design reflects the aesthetic and symbolic continuity of imperial coinage during the height of the British Empire, when royal effigies served as both political statements and guarantees of monetary trust.On the reverse, the denomination is boldly centered as "2 DOLLARS / 1882", encircled by the bilingual currency legend TWO HUNDRED CENTS ? ONE HUNDRED PENCE. This unique feature exemplifies Newfoundland?s transitional monetary system, bridging imperial British and North American decimal standards. The clean circular beading reinforces the official character of the issue, while the historical context speaks to a period of economic assertion and increasing autonomy within the empire. This piece is a faithful tribute to Newfoundland?s numismatic legacy, representing a moment when even remote colonies embraced the power of coinage as a tool of identity and trade. Foto: