Jamaica 10 dollars Year of the Worker PR68 PCGS silver coin 1988

The Jamaica 10 Dollars Year of the Worker silver Proof coin, issued in 1988, commemorates the national Year of the Worker, celebrating the vital role of labor, productivity, and dedication in building Jamaica’s future. Struck in silver with a stunning Proof finish and certified PCGS PR68 DCAM, this collectible combines meaningful symbolism with exceptional numismatic quality. The reverse features two stylized workers standing side by side, raising industrial tools overhead—a wrench and a hammer—symbolizing cooperation, craftsmanship, and industry. The inscriptions “The Year of the Worker 1988” and “Cornerstone of Development” reinforce the coin’s message that hardworking people are the foundation of national progress. The obverse displays the Jamaican coat of arms with its crocodile crest, pineapple-adorned shield, Arawak woman carrying a basket of fruit, Arawak man holding a spear, the national motto “Out of Many, One People,” together with the country name, denomination, and date. Certified PCGS PR68 DCAM, this beautifully preserved commemorative is an excellent addition to collections focused on labor history, social themes, Jamaica, and certified world silver coins.

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