JAMAICA SILVER PROOF COIN YEAR SET 1976 BY FRANKLIN MINT FRANKLIN MINT

JAMAICA SILVER PROOF COIN YEAR SET 1976 BY FRANKLIN MINT

Description

Very nice official coin set from Jamaica in PROOF condition and in original packaging:

Only 22,900 sets minted

Ten Dollars – .925 Silver – 45 mm – 1.2728 oz. – Portrait of Lord Horatio Nelson * Five Dollars – .500 Silver – 42 mm – .6044 oz. – Portrait of Norman W. Manley * One Dollar – Copper-Nickel – 38.61 mm – Portrait of Alexander Bustamante * Fifty Cents – Copper-Nickel – 30 mm – Portrait of Marcus Garvey * Twenty-five cents – Copper-Nickel – 32.31 mm – Doctor Bird * Twenty cents – Copper-Nickel – 28.5 mm – Three Blue Mahoe Trees * Ten cents – Copper-Nickel – 23.59 mm – Lignum Vitae “Wood of Life” * Five cents – Copper-Nickel – 19.4 mm – Crocodile * One cent – Aluminum – 21.08 mm – Ackee, native edible fruit Included with the 1976 Jamaica (9) coin set is an information sheet, C.O.A., Display Box

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Discover the exquisite **Jamaica Silver Proof Coin Year Set 1976**, a striking collection minted by the prestigious **Franklin Mint**. This limited edition set is comprised of nine distinct coins, showcasing the rich cultural heritage and iconic figures of Jamaica. With only **22,900 sets minted**, this collectible is a true rarity, perfect for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike.

The set features a stunning **10 Dollar** coin made of **.925 silver**, weighing **42.80 grams**, adorned with the portrait of **Lord Horatio Nelson**. Accompanying this are other denominations crafted from quality metals, including **.500 silver** for the **5 Dollar** coin featuring **Norman W. Manley**, and various copper-nickel coins highlighting notable Jamaican symbols and figures. Each coin is presented in pristine **PROOF condition**, ensuring its vibrant details and finish are preserved.

Included in this impressive set is an official **Certificate of Authenticity**, an informative sheet, and an elegant display box, enhancing its appeal and provenance. This coin set not only serves as a collectible treasure but also as a testament to Jamaica’s rich history and cultural significance, making it a valuable addition to any collection.

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