10 Dollars Caribbean Development Bank

The Caribbean Development Bank, founded in 1969 and headquartered in Barbados, was established specifically to channel development funding toward the smaller island economies that were largely bypassed by larger regional institutions. The Bahamas joined as a founding member, and this commemorative issue marks that ongoing relationship. These CDB-themed coins were struck across multiple Caribbean member states in the 1990s, often sharing nearly identical specifications — the .925 silver Bahamian issue runs parallel to contemporaneous pieces from other member nations, all produced to the same 28.28g standard popularized by the Royal Mint for commemorative contracts.