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| 铸造量 | 1974 FM - Matte - 4,936 1974 FM - Proof - 21,000 1975 FM - - 1,095 1975 FM - Matte - 237 1975 FM - Proof - 8,794 1976 FM - - 759 1976 FM - Matte - 250 1976 FM - Proof - 4,893 1977 FM - - 720 1977 FM - Proof - 2,107 1978 FM - - 708 1978 FM - Proof - 1,671 1979 FM - - 808 1979 FM - Proof - 1,287 1980 FM - - 761 1980 FM - Proof - 920 1981 FM - - 297 1981 FM - Proof - 643 |
| 附加信息 |
Belize gained independence from Britain in 1981, but this series began circulating seven years earlier under the newly established Central Bank — itself only created in 1982, meaning the coins were actually issued by the Monetary Authority of Belize during most of this run. The five-dollar denomination was ambitious for a nation whose economy depended heavily on sugar exports and whose circulating coinage had previously been tied directly to the Eastern Caribbean Currency Authority.
At 23 grams in copper-nickel, the coin was heavy enough that many simply did not circulate actively at face value.