Jamaica 10 dollars Crocodile KM-93 Wildlife Fauna MS PL 70 PCGS CuNi coin 1981

The Jamaica 10 Dollars Crocodile KM-93 commemorative coin, dated 1981 and issued in 1983, celebrates the island's remarkable wildlife and natural heritage. Struck in copper-nickel with a brilliant Prooflike finish and certified PCGS MS PL70, this collectible features an impressive crocodile viewed from above, displaying its elongated snout, powerful claws, armored scales, ridged back, and curved tail. Aquatic plants, reeds, and textured water complete the tropical wetland scene. The opposite side presents Jamaica's elaborate coat of arms: two indigenous figures in feathered headdresses and traditional clothing, a shield decorated with pineapples, a crocodile above the crest, and a flowing national motto ribbon. The crocodile is an important symbol of Jamaica's native fauna, representing the island's rich biodiversity and wetland ecosystems. With its exceptional certification, detailed engraving, and distinctive Caribbean theme, this coin is an attractive addition to wildlife and world numismatic collections.

🌟 If you’re looking for a specific coin or have a personal wishlist — send it to us at contact@coinsberg.com