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1973 Bahamas Queen Elizabeth II Proof Silver $10 Coin Pendant
1973 Bahamas Queen Elizabeth II Proof Silver $10 Coin Pendant
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The 1973 Bahamas Queen Elizabeth II Proof Silver $10 Coin Pendant is a rare find that bridges numismatics and wearable art. Struck in proof silver to commemorate Bahamas independence in 1973, this 1973 Bahamas Proof Silver $10 Coin Pendant features the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and the historic Ship Santa Maria on the reverse all set in a pendant mount ready for display or wear.
About This 1973 Bahamas Proof Silver $10 Coin Pendant
- Year & Country: 1973, Bahamas
- Denomination: $10 Bahamian Dollar
- Material: Proof Silver
- Design: Queen Elizabeth II obverse / Ship Santa Maria reverse
- Presentation: Mounted as a pendant suitable for wearing or display
Collectibility & Historical Significance
The year 1973 marked Bahamian independence, making this proof silver issue particularly significant in Commonwealth numismatics. The Ship Santa Maria design adds maritime heritage to the piece, while the proof finish ensures exceptional detail and lustre. This 1973 Bahamas Proof Silver $10 Coin Pendant is a distinctive acquisition for collectors of Commonwealth coins, Queen Elizabeth II memorabilia, or silver proof issues.
Wearing or Displaying This Coin Pendant
Already mounted and pendant-ready, this piece transitions effortlessly between a jewellery collection and a display case. It appeals equally to coin collectors seeking a wearable showpiece and jewellery enthusiasts drawn to historically significant silver pieces.
FAQ
How much silver is in a 1973 Bahamas 10 dollar coin?
The 1973 Bahamas $10 proof coin contains 1.4795 oz of fine silver, struck to proof standard with a mintage of 63,000 making it a substantive silver piece for both collectors and precious metal enthusiasts.
Are Bahamian coins worth anything?
Yes. Bahamian proof silver issues, particularly from 1973, carry value beyond face value due to their silver content, limited mintage, and historical significance as independence commemoratives.
What happened in the Bahamas in 1973?
The Bahamas gained independence from Britain on 10 July 1973. This coin was struck to commemorate that milestone, making it a historically significant piece within Commonwealth numismatics.
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