Dominican Republic 10 pesos Year of the Child KM-57 UNICEF silver coin 1982

The Dominican Republic 10 pesos 1982 silver coin is a meaningful commemorative issue dedicated to the International Year of the Child, highlighting the importance of care, education, and protection for future generations. Struck with refined artistry, this coin reflects both humanitarian values and national identity.

The obverse features a touching scene of a child seen from behind, drawing or writing on a wall or board shaped like a simple house, symbolizing learning, home, and development. Around the upper rim runs the inscription “Año Internacional del Niño,” accompanied by decorative script elements. On both sides of the central image appear small emblems framed by laurel wreaths, adding balance and official character. The denomination “10 pesos” is clearly placed below.

The reverse displays the national coat of arms of the Dominican Republic with remarkable detail: a central shield bearing crossed weapons, a Bible, and flags, topped by a ribbon with the motto “Dios, Patria, Libertad.” The composition is surrounded by palm and laurel branches, with the inscription “Republica Dominicana” and the date 1982, as well as small stars along the rim.

Struck in silver with a high-quality proof finish, this coin offers sharp relief and mirror-like fields. A symbolic and collectible piece, it appeals to those interested in humanitarian themes and world coinage—an excellent addition to any collection.

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