10 cents coin South Africa (copper coloured)

10 Cents, South Africa (Issued 2002)

The 10 cents was a golden-coloured coin of South Africa’s post-2000 decimal coinage, one of the copper-toned denominations carrying the country’s new national coat of arms. This 2002 example is struck in bronze-plated steel, giving a warm yellow surface, a light feel and a plain edge, and was a common piece of everyday change.

On the obverse appears the newer coat of arms, with a secretary bird above a central shield, a rising sun and the motto “!KE E:/XARRA//KE” on a band below. The country name is written in two of its official languages, “Afrika” and “Dzonga”, with the date 2002 at the top.

On the reverse, arum lilies are depicted with their broad leaves and trumpet-shaped blooms beside a bold numeral 10 and the letter “c”, the floral design standing out against the plain field.

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