Barbados 10 dollars Summer Olympic Games Pelican Bird KM-36 CuNi coin 1983

The Barbados 10 Dollars 1983 coin is a remarkable numismatic piece that reflects both national heritage and international sporting spirit. Issued in copper-nickel, this coin belongs to a commemorative program dedicated to the Summer Olympic Games, highlighting Barbados’ pride in being part of the global sports movement. The obverse features the national coat of arms of Barbados, a powerful emblem displaying a shield with the bearded fig tree, flanked by a dolphin fish on one side and a pelican on the other. Above the shield rises a hand holding two crossed sugar canes, while below, the motto “Pride and Industry” emphasizes the country’s values. The date 1983 and the word “Barbados” complete the design. The reverse showcases a magnificent pelican in flight, wings spread dramatically, captured with lifelike detail as a symbol of freedom and endurance. Struck with prooflike quality, this coin has been graded and certified by leading agencies such as PCGS or NGC, ensuring authenticity and preservation. A rare piece of Barbadian Olympic history, it makes a distinguished addition to any collection.

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