10 Cents coin Singapore (First series)

10 Cents, Singapore (First Series)

The ten-cent coin of Singapore’s First (marine) Series, introduced in 1967, is a small denomination of the country’s first independent coinage. Struck in cupronickel with a silvery colour and a milled edge, it is a compact everyday piece now retired from active circulation.

On the obverse, the state coat of arms of Singapore is shown — the crescent-and-stars shield with lion and tiger supporters over the motto ‘MAJULAH SINGAPURA’ — with ‘SINGAPORE’ and the year.

On the reverse, a seahorse forms the central motif, drawn from the aquatic-life theme of the First Series, with the denomination.

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