Jamaica 10 Cents 1976 - Lignum vitae tree "Guayacan" - Cameo Proof

Description

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A Proof 10 Cent coin from Jamaica.  It is 23.6mm wide and weighs 5.75 grams.
The coin features the Lignum vitae tree, also called a guayacan, a hardwood now listed as potentially endangered species. Also popular for medicinal uses, hence the name Lignum vitae ("wood of life").
The rear of the coin shows the Jamaican coat-of-arms, featuring a crocodile atop a shield of pineapples, flanked by a West Indian Native Woman and Man.
Only 24,000 coins minted.
Coin housed in inert plastic baggie intended for short-term storage.
Shipping:
Coins shipped via standard envelope are shipped first class in envelopes with tracking. Generally, coins shipped for .99c are standard envelope. The coins are packaged between two pieces of cardboard, or card stock paper. I have found this to be a very safe way to ship coins for several years and have not had any issues yet, though it is always possible something can go wrong. In the event anything goes wrong, the coins are covered by Ebay protection.