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1990 Trinidad and Tobago 10 Cents Copper Coin
1990 Trinidad and Tobago 10 Cents Copper-Nickel Coin
This 1990 Trinidad and Tobago 10 Cents coin is composed of copper-nickel and is presented in a protective 2x2 cardboard coin holder labeled 38h and KM# 31. The obverse features the Coat of Arms of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, while the reverse displays a hibiscus flower design with the denomination. This is a standard circulation issue coin that has been preserved in a cardboard holder.
1990 Trinidad and Tobago 10 Cents Coin KM#31
Condition: The coin appears to be in circulated condition with visible signs of wear and surface marks consistent with everyday use. It has not been professionally graded.
Mint: Not specified (struck for circulation).
Metal Content: Copper-nickel.
Historical Context: This coin was issued by the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. The obverse features the national coat of arms, while the reverse depicts the national flower, the Hibiscus, which is a common motif on the island's coinage.
Strike Type: Business strike.
Trinidad and Tobago, 1990, 10 cents, coin, numismatics, currency, coat of arms, hibiscus flower, KM# 31, collector, Caribbean, copper-nickel, 2x2 holder, Caribbean coinage
Trinidad and Tobago, 1990, 10 cents, coin, numismatics, hibiscus, currency, collectible, KM 31, Caribbean coins
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