Jamaica 10 dollars George William Gordon PR67 PCGS nickel coin 1999

The 1999 Jamaica 10 Dollars George William Gordon coin honors one of Jamaica's National Heroes, whose advocacy for justice and equal rights left a lasting mark on the country's history. Struck in nickel with a brilliant Proof finish and certified PCGS PR67 DCAM (Deep Cameo), this collectible displays attractive mirrored fields and frosted design details. The reverse features a finely engraved portrait of The Rt. Excellent George William Gordon, framed by inscriptions identifying him as a National Hero. His distinguished likeness, complete with spectacles and formal attire, reflects the dignity of the influential politician, businessman, and reformer. The obverse presents the Jamaican coat of arms with the shield bearing pineapples, the crocodile crest, 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, the denomination TEN DOLLARS, and the date 1999. George William Gordon is remembered for championing the rights of Jamaica's disadvantaged population and for his role in the events surrounding the Morant Bay Rebellion, after which he became a symbol of justice and national identity. Certified by PCGS as PR67 DCAM, this coin is an excellent addition to collections of Caribbean history, national heroes, and certified world coins.

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