5 Cents Jaguar - Set Issue

正面描述	The Arms of Guyana occupying the central field, featuring a shield supported by two jaguars rampant, surmounted by a helmet with a crest of crossed sugarcane stalks and an Amerindian headdress. A scroll below the shield bears the national motto in three parts. The legend OUR PEOPLE - OUR MOST PRECIOUS ASSET curves along the upper periphery, while BANK OF GUYANA and the date flanked by two pellets appear in the lower field.
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正面铭文	OUR PEOPLE - OUR MOST PRECIOUS ASSET ONE PEOPLE ONE NATION ONE DESTINY FM Bank of Guyana • 1976 •
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附加信息	Guyana's post-independence coinage series was introduced following the country's transition to a republic in 1970, breaking fully from Commonwealth currency conventions. The jaguar denomination reflects a deliberate effort by the Burnham government to anchor national identity in indigenous fauna rather than colonial symbols — a pattern repeated across the series with each denomination assigned a distinct local animal. The brass alloy specified here, with its tin content, mirrors the composition used across several Caribbean and South American issues of the 1970s as rising copper prices pushed mints toward cost-control formulations.

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