Belize 10 dollars 10th Anniversary of Central Bank Jabiru Bird silver coin 1992

The 1992 Belize 10 Dollars silver coin, issued for the 10th Anniversary of the Central Bank of Belize (1982–1992), is a prestigious numismatic collectible. The reverse shows the elegant Jabiru stork, the tallest flying bird in Central America and the national bird of Belize. Depicted standing gracefully with its long beak and slender legs, the jabiru is placed within a polished field, surrounded by the circular inscription “CENTRAL BANK OF BELIZE 10TH ANNIVERSARY” and the dual date “1982–1992.” The obverse displays the detailed Coat of Arms of Belize, framed by a laurel wreath. At its top rises a mahogany tree, while the shield shows forestry tools — saw, axe, and paddle — along with a sailing ship. Supporting the shield are two male figures: one holding an axe, the other a paddle, symbolizing forest and navigation traditions. Beneath lies the motto “SUB UMBRA FLOREO” (“Under the Shade I Flourish”), with the country’s name “BELIZE” above and denomination 10 DOLLARS below. Struck in silver with Proof quality, this commemorative coin unites natural and cultural heritage, celebrating Belize’s progress under its central banking system. With its artistry, silver content, and historical theme, it is a must-have for collectors of national symbols and certified world issues.

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