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Pair of Singapore 1975 & 1977 $10 .500 Silver Coins, 2pcs
Pair of Singapore 1975 & 1977 $10 .500 Silver Coins, 2pcs
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Pair of Singapore 1975 & 1977 $10 .500 Silver Coins, 2pcs
This pair of silver coins celebrates the history and culture of Singapore! In 1819, the British East India Company established a trading post in Singapore. Within five years, control of the island had shifted from the Dutch-controlled state of Johor to the British Empire, which first folded it into the Straits Settlements, and then into British India. Singapore remained a British naval base and trading centre until 1963 -- with the brief but important exception of its seizure by Japan during the devastating 1942 Battle of Singapore -- when it separated from Britain to join the Federation of Malaysia. A period of intense political and racial strife followed, culminating in Singapore's ejection from Malaysia. Suddenly, in 1965, Singapore found itself a newly independent country.
These $10 coins, comprised of 50% silver, celebrate the 10th anniversary of Singapore's independence, and the 10th anniversary of ASEAN (the Association of Southeast Asian Nations) respectively.
This pair of silver coins celebrates the history and culture of Singapore! In 1819, the British East India Company established a trading post in Singapore. Within five years, control of the island had shifted from the Dutch-controlled state of Johor to the British Empire, which first folded it into the Straits Settlements, and then into British India. Singapore remained a British naval base and trading centre until 1963 -- with the brief but important exception of its seizure by Japan during the devastating 1942 Battle of Singapore -- when it separated from Britain to join the Federation of Malaysia. A period of intense political and racial strife followed, culminating in Singapore's ejection from Malaysia. Suddenly, in 1965, Singapore found itself a newly independent country.
These $10 coins, comprised of 50% silver, celebrate the 10th anniversary of Singapore's independence, and the 10th anniversary of ASEAN (the Association of Southeast Asian Nations) respectively.
