Singapore – 10 Dollars 1973 A large and attractive Singapore 10 Dollars silver coin dated 1973, featuring the national coat of arms on the obverse and a striking sea eagle in flight on the reverse. The obverse displays the Singapore coat of arms, supported by a lion and tiger, with the national motto “MAJULAH SINGAPURA” and the date 1973. The reverse depicts a highly detailed sea eagle descending in flight, with the denomination “10 DOLLARS” below. Specifications * Country: Singapore * Denomination: 10 Dollars * Year: 1973 * Metal: Silver * Fineness: .900 silver * Weight: 31.10 g * Diameter: approximately 40 mm * Reference: KM#9.2 * Mintage: 80,000 pieces * Edge: Reeded The coin is presented in attractive high-grade condition, with strong relief and excellent definition throughout the eagle, coat of arms and lettering. Some light surface marks are visible, consistent with its age and handling. A substantial and historically interesting early Singapore silver issue, containing approximately 0.90 troy oz of pure silver. An appealing addition to collections of Singaporean, Commonwealth and world silver coinage.