Malawi 10 kwacha Taiwan Peace Referendum Pattern SP67 PCGS bronze coin 2004

The 2004 Malawi 10 Kwacha Taiwan Peace Referendum Pattern is an unusual bronze commemorative issue certified PCGS SP67. The thematic side depicts a hand placing a ballot into a voting box, set against a mountainous landscape, directly symbolizing democratic participation and the peace referendum held in Taiwan in 2004. Small floral emblems, the date and a beaded border complete the composition. The opposite side displays Malawi’s national coat of arms in detailed relief: a central heraldic shield with wavy bands, landscape elements and rising sun, supported by a lion and leopard. Above are a helmet, elaborate mantling and eagle crest, while the national motto appears on the ribbon beneath; floral symbols and the 10 Kwacha denomination surround the design. Taiwan’s 2004 referendum was held alongside the presidential election and focused on questions concerning cross-strait security and dialogue. With its Pattern status, political theme, bronze composition and impressive PCGS SP67 grade, this distinctive piece offers strong appeal for specialists in modern history and world numismatics.

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