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1993 Barbados One Cent Copper Proof Coin KM10A
1993 Barbados One Cent Copper Proof Coin KM# 10A
This 1993 Barbados One Cent coin is a highly collectible proof issue struck in copper, cataloged as KM# 10A. This specific variety is distinct from the standard copper-zinc issues of the same year, as it features a composition of pure copper. The obverse displays the elegant Coat of Arms of Barbados, flanked by a dolphin and a pelican, with the national motto Pride and Industry. The reverse showcases the iconic broken trident of Neptune, symbolizing the country's break from its colonial past. As a proof strike, this coin exhibits sharp, well-defined details and the superior finish characteristic of coins minted specifically for collectors. This copper specimen is a vital addition for those specializing in Caribbean numismatics or composition varieties.
1993 Barbados One Cent Copper Proof Coin KM10A
Condition: This item is a copper proof coin featuring a mirrored finish characteristic of specialized minting processes. It displays a deep, even patina with some surface oxidation and environmental toning visible across the fields and devices. The details of the Barbados coat of arms on the obverse and the broken trident on the reverse remain sharp. The coin is housed in a protective cardboard 2x2 flip. This issue was struck at the Royal Mint in Llantrisant, Wales, specifically for collectors rather than general circulation. Historically, this coin belongs to the decimal coinage of Barbados, which has featured the iconic trident design since independence to symbolize a break from its colonial past. As a proof strike, it exhibits higher relief and more defined edges than standard business strikes. No third-party grade is assigned.
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