Jamaica 10 dollars Endangered Wildlife Crocodile PR67 PCGS silver coin 1981

The 1981 Jamaica 10 Dollars Endangered Wildlife – Crocodile silver coin celebrates one of the Caribbean's most remarkable reptiles while drawing attention to the importance of wildlife conservation. Struck in silver with a beautiful Proof finish and certified PCGS PR67 DCAM (Deep Cameo), this collectible features striking mirrored fields and frosted design elements. The reverse depicts a highly detailed crocodile moving through a wetland habitat, surrounded by shallow water, reeds, marsh plants, rocks, and aquatic vegetation. Every scale, claw, and the powerful curved tail are carefully engraved, emphasizing the animal's strength and its natural environment. The date 1981 appears below the scene. The obverse displays the Jamaican coat of arms with the shield bearing pineapples, the crocodile crest above the shield, Arawak male and female supporters holding a basket of fruit and a spear, the national motto "Out of Many, One People," the country name JAMAICA, and the denomination TEN DOLLARS. Issued as part of an endangered wildlife theme, this certified PCGS PR67 DCAM coin combines artistic excellence with an important conservation message, making it an outstanding addition to collections of wildlife, Caribbean history, and world silver coins.

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