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5 Cents Fork-Tailed Flycatcher, Aluminium

Issuer Central Bank of Belize
Year 1984
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Value 5 Cents
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Obverse description The national coat of arms of Belize occupies the central field, flanked by two human supporters standing upon a scroll bearing the national motto, the whole ensigned by a mahogany tree and encircled by a wreath of laurel branches. The country name BELIZE arcs along the upper rim as a legend, and the date 1984 is inscribed along the lower rim. A continuous beaded border frames the entire design.
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Mintage 1984 FM - -
1984 FM - Proof -
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Belize adopted a decimalized currency system at independence in 1973, replacing the British Honduras dollar on a one-to-one basis. The aluminium five-cent piece was part of the first coinage series issued under the new Central Bank, which was itself only established in 1982 — meaning this 1984 strike is among the earliest issues produced under full central bank authority rather than the transitional Currency Board that preceded it.

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