Silver Five Ounces (5 oz), Bullion, Coin Type from Fiji - detailed information

The obverse of the coin shows at its centre the Coat of Arms of Fiji, as adopted in 1908 by a Royal Warrant, consisting of a shield divided quarterly by the Cross of St. George and charged with lion at the top, supported by two Fijian warriors, one on each side - one clutching a spear and one holding a totokia club, and topped with a takia - a traditional Fijian outrigger canoe, in full sail.

The objects on the Coat of Arms carry cultural, political, and regional meanings. The Cross of St. George and the lion at the top represent the United Kingdom, the former colonial power that ruled over Fiji. The cacao pod held in the lion's paw, along with the sugarcane, coconut palm and bananas occupying three of the four quadrants, represent the country's natural resource. The bottom left quadrant contains a dove that symbolises peace.

At the bottom is the country's motto: Rerevaka na kalou ka doka na Tui; translated from Fijian: Fear God and honour the Queen.

Various designs as listed individually below.

For other coins and bullion products of the same size, see also:
- Australia silver five ounces
- Barbados silver five ounces
- Chad silver five ounces
- Congo silver five ounces
- Cook Islands silver five ounces
- Mexico silver five ounces (including the 5oz silver Libertad)
- New Zealand silver five ounces
- Niue silver five ounces bullion and silver five ounces NCLT
- Palau silver five ounces
- Saint Helena silver five ounces bullion and silver five ounces NCLT
- Solomon Islands silver five ounces
- Somalia silver five ounces
- South Africa silver five ounces
- Tokelau silver five ounces
- Tuvalu silver five ounces
- United Kingdom silver five ounces
- United States silver five ounces bullion (legal tender) and silver five ounces "private" bullion (not legal tender)