Dominican Republic 10 pesos Bankers Conference MS66 PCGS silver coin 1975

The Dominican Republic 10 Pesos silver coin issued in 1975 commemorates the XIII Annual Assembly of Governors of the Inter-American Development Bank. This important financial meeting brought together representatives from across the Americas to discuss economic cooperation, development initiatives, and financial stability throughout the region. The conference held in Santo Domingo reflected the Dominican Republic’s role in international economic dialogue during the 1970s.

The obverse of the coin displays the national coat of arms of the Dominican Republic. The central shield contains a cross and an open Bible, symbolizing faith and national identity. The shield is framed by laurel and palm branches, while above appears the ribbon bearing the national motto “Dios, Patria, Libertad.” Around the rim are inscriptions referring to the XIII Annual Assembly of Governors of the Inter-American Development Bank and the date “Mayo 1975.” Below the coat of arms appears the denomination “10 Pesos.”

The reverse features a historical design inspired by early colonial coinage. At the center is a detailed Spanish royal coat of arms from the 16th century, referencing the first coin minted in the Americas at the Santo Domingo mint. Surrounding inscriptions explain that the design represents the first coin struck in Hispaniola during the 16th century.

Struck in silver and certified by PCGS as MS66, this coin combines economic history, colonial heritage, and national symbolism. Its historical theme and strong mint condition make it a desirable collectible for world coin enthusiasts and collectors of Latin American numismatics.

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