Dollar Introduction - Classic Series (1969-1992)
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The inaugural circulating coinage of the decimal Jamaican Dollar introduced in 1969 to replace the pound. This historic batch is characterized by its heavy, large-format denominations struck in cupro-nickel, brass, and aluminum. It features distinct geometric shapes, such as the scalloped 10 Cents and the rounded-square 5 Cents, all displaying the classic Coat of Arms of Jamaica.
See also
- Currency
- Batch currencies: Jamaican Dollar
- Album
- Other batches in Caribbean album: Crown Guilder | Modern Guilder | Aruba: Florin Era | Barbados: Independent Era | Bermuda: Island Heritage | Bahamas: Second Series | Bahamas: Modern Series | British West Indies (BWI) | BCCR - Coinage Downsizing & Plated Steel Era (1983-1996) | BCCR - Ultra-Light Aluminum & Bi-Metallic Series | Cuba: Convertible Peso (CUC) | Cuba: National Peso (CUP) | Dominican Republic: Peso | Guatemala: Quetzal Era | Honduras: Lempira Series | National Heroes & Modern Standard Series (1993-2021) | Cayman Islands: Republic | Nicaragua: Córdoba Oro | Panama: Balboa System | Trinidad and Tobago (Republic) | Eastern Caribbean States
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