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1 Cent - Elizabeth II Magnetic

Issuer Central Bank of Barbados
Year 2007-2012
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Weight 2.78 g
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Obverse description The national arms of Barbados are depicted centrally, featuring a shield supported by a Pride of Barbados flower on the left and a pelican on the right, surmounted by a helmet and a hand grasping two crossed sugarcane stalks. The date is divided on either side of the arms, flanked by two upward-pointing tridents. The country name BARBADOS appears in the legend at the bottom, while the national motto PRIDE AND INDUSTRY is inscribed along the upper periphery. A fine beaded border frames the entire design.
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Obverse lettering 20 09 PRIDE AND INDUSTRY BARBADOS
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Barbados made the switch to copper-plated steel for its cent coinage in 2007, driven by the same raw material economics that pushed dozens of issuing authorities away from solid bronze during the mid-2000s commodities surge. The magnetic composition distinguishes this type from the earlier KM#10 and KM#10a pieces and allows straightforward separation with a simple magnet — a detail that matters when culling mixed date runs from dealer stock.

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