The currency of Samoa is the Tālā, the name of which is a transliteration of the English words Dollar; it was introduced in 1967. On coinage sometimes the English word is inscribed, especially on commemorative and bullion coins not intended to circulate within the country.
Samoa has authorised some private mints to issue coins under its jurisdiction, which come in a variety of sizes - including in the gold fifth-ounce (1/5 oz gold) format, such as this one.
This coin is part of the 2020 Serpent of Milan collection, issued by the the Scottsdale Mint. This series embodies the history and design of Middle Age Milan.
The historic image depicted on the 1/5 oz gold coin is the emblem of the illustrious Visconti of Milan, one of Italy's most powerful families. The Visconti coat of arms features the "Biscione" serpent swallowing a child. This symbol can be found today in select Milanese locations, and is also featured within the logo of Italian automobile maker Alfa Romeo. | 
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