10 Cents coin (Cape Aloe)

10 Cents — Cape Aloe (Issued 1970-1989)

This large-type 10 Cents is a circulation coin of the South African Rand and has since been withdrawn. Struck between 1970 and 1989, it was made from nickel, giving it a bright silvery tone. The round coin is compact, weighing 4.0 g and measuring 20.7 mm across. It was a familiar low-value denomination in everyday circulation.

The obverse shows the South African coat of arms with the motto, surrounded by a bilingual English and Afrikaans legend.

The reverse depicts an aloe plant with the denomination above. The plant is a Cape Aloe (Aloe Ferox) of the Asphodelaceae family, a species native to South Africa.

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