Belize 10 cents Elizabeth II KM-92a Hermit Bird PR 69 PCGS silver coin 1984

The Belize 10 Cents silver proof coin issued in 1984 transforms a classic circulating design into a refined collectible celebrating the country’s rich birdlife and natural heritage. Certified PR69 Deep Cameo by PCGS, this silver issue combines elegant proof surfaces with detailed wildlife imagery, making it especially attractive for collectors of fauna-themed world coins and Caribbean numismatics.

The reverse features a delicate depiction of a small bird perched among leafy branches, commonly associated with Belize’s tropical wildlife themes. The design presents fine feather details, a slender beak, carefully engraved wings, tail feathers, claws gripping the branch, and surrounding leaves that create a balanced natural composition. The denomination appears prominently above the bird while decorative beaded borders frame the design and emphasize the proof finish.

The obverse displays the national coat of arms of Belize surrounded by a wreath. The emblem includes two standing supporters holding tools, a shield with symbolic elements, tree imagery, maritime references, ribbon design, and decorative borders representing Belize’s history, labor traditions, and natural resources.

Wildlife has long played an important role in Belizean coinage, and this small but beautifully executed proof issue reflects the country’s close association with tropical biodiversity and native bird species.

Certified PR69 Deep Cameo by PCGS, this silver proof coin offers excellent preservation, attractive contrast, and strong appeal for wildlife and world coin collectors.

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