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We traveled to the Bahamas to find some of the rarest low-mintage coins in the modern world. These Bahamian proof coins—produced by the Central Bank of the Bahamas—are not available for purchase outside the country. From vibrant silver issues like the 2025 Red Hibiscus to gold coins like the Flamingo and Junkanoo, we explore each coin's cultural and numismatic significance.

Each coin shown in this video has a mintage of fewer than 500—some as low as 50. These pieces are almost impossible to find listed online, and demand is rising fast due to their scarcity, artistry, and strong connection to Bahamian heritage.

Whether you're a serious collector or just interested in world coins, this is one of the best examples of modern numismatics intersecting with travel and history. Subscribe for more videos like this featuring rare coins, world mints, and investment-grade collectibles.

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Time Stamps:
00:00 – Why Bahamian coins are rare and underrated
00:11 – Travel to Nassau for rare coin hunting
00:36 – Breakdown: silver, gold, and full sets
00:51 – Yellow Elder $10 coin (silver, 500 minted)
01:30 – Why the Bahamas restricts coin sales
02:09 – Value insights: raw vs. graded prices
02:25 – Red Hibiscus 2025 $10 silver coin (500 minted)
03:39 – Exuma Turtle Coin (2015, 500 minted)
04:14 – History of the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park
04:44 – Five-Coin Silver Proof Set (2020–2024)
05:37 – Ultra-low mintages: Blue Hole, Abaco Parrot, and more
06:13 – GOLD: Flamingo $250 Proof (100 minted)
07:22 – Junkanoo $50 Gold Coin (only 50 minted!)
08:11 – Cultural background: Junkanoo parades in Nassau
08:36 – Conch Shell Gold Coin (100 minted)
09:04 – eBay listings & upcoming grading at ANA
09:32 – Subscribe for more rare coin content