Copper-Nickel 20 cents of Singapore (AD 1967) with Swordfish (Xiphias gladius)

Singapore, (AD 1967), Copper-Nickel 20 Cents, Obv: Denomination flanked by two stalks of paddy left, date above, Rev: Swordfish (Xiphias gladius) facing right against a wavy line background symbolising water, 5.66 Gms, 23.60 mm, About Extremely Fine.

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Introducing the Copper-Nickel 20 cents of Singapore from the year 1967, a beautiful collectible coin that showcases the rich maritime heritage of Singapore. This coin features an intricately designed obverse, displaying the denomination flanked by two stalks of paddy, symbolizing the nation’s agrarian roots, with the year above. The reverse side boasts a stunning depiction of a Swordfish (Xiphias gladius), gracefully swimming against a wavy line background that represents the surrounding waters of this island nation. Weighing 5.66 grams and measuring 23.60 mm, this coin is graded as About Extremely Fine, indicating its remarkable condition.

Historically, 1967 was a significant year for Singapore, marking its establishment as a sovereign nation following its separation from Malaysia. This coin serves as a reminder of Singapore’s journey toward independence and its dedication to the maritime industry.

Collectors will appreciate the coin’s unique attributes, including its copper-nickel composition and historical significance. This piece is a fantastic addition to any numismatic collection, reflecting not only the artistry of coinage but also the cultural identity of Singapore. The coin is offered in excellent condition, making it a prized find for enthusiasts and investors alike.

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