Bahamas 10 dollars Caribbean Development Bank History proof silver coin 1995

The 1995 Bahamas 10 Dollars silver proof coin marks the 25th Anniversary of the Caribbean Development Bank (1970–1995), an institution central to fostering regional growth and cooperation. The obverse displays a detailed map of the Caribbean Sea and its islands, surrounded by the inscription “CARIBBEAN DEVELOPMENT BANK – TWENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY 1970–1995.” Alongside the map are decorative elements: two butterflies, tropical flowers, and a pair of long-tailed birds, reflecting the biodiversity and cultural richness of the Caribbean. The reverse features the official Coat of Arms of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, flanked by a marlin and flamingo, crowned with a conch shell, and accompanied by the national motto “Forward, Upward, Onward Together.” Around the rim runs the inscription “COMMONWEALTH OF THE BAHAMAS,” with the denomination “10 DOLLARS” engraved at the bottom. Struck in proof silver, the coin exhibits frosted devices and brilliant mirror-like fields. A prestigious collector’s piece, it symbolizes unity, development, and the Bahamas’ role in Caribbean history.

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