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 popular silver ounce (1 oz silver) format, such as this one.
This coin is a new rendition of the legend of Saint George and The Dragon.
The mint says about it:
Celebrate the valor and legend of Saint George on his special day, Saint George's Day! Revered as the patron saint of England and honored by Christian communities worldwide, Saint George embodies courage, chivalry, and the triumph of good over evil.
On April 23rd, we commemorate the noble deeds and unwavering faith of Saint George, whose bravery in the face of adversity has inspired generations. From England to Bulgaria, Ethiopia to Greece, and beyond, nations and regions pay homage to this timeless symbol of righteousness.
Join us in celebrating Saint George's Day with reverence and joy, acknowledging the indomitable spirit of this legendary figure and the values he represents. Embrace the spirit of courage, honor, and heroism embodied by Saint George, and let his legacy inspire us to face our own dragons with unwavering resolve. | 
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