Coin Identifier
Bahamas 10 Cents (Scalloped)
10 Cents (0.10 BSD)

Bahamas 10 Cents (Scalloped)

Commonwealth of The Bahamas · 1980

A scalloped-edged coin featuring the Coat of Arms of the Bahamas on the obverse, depicting a marlin and flamingo supporting a shield. The reverse traditionally features bonefish.

Country
Commonwealth of The Bahamas
Year
1980
Denomination
10 Cents (0.10 BSD)
Metal
Copper-nickel

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Overview

A scalloped-edged coin featuring the Coat of Arms of the Bahamas on the obverse, depicting a marlin and flamingo supporting a shield. The reverse traditionally features bonefish.

Historical significance

This coin was issued during the second series of the Bahamian dollar, which replaced the British pound in 1966. The scallop shape is unique to the 10-cent denomination to allow for easy tactile identification.

Estimated value

$0.10 - $1.00 USD (Circulated condition)

Care & preservation

Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid cleaning with abrasive chemicals or brushes, as this can damage the numismatic surface and lower value. Use PVC-free coin holders for long-term storage.