Seychelles 25 Rupees 1983

The Seychelles 25 Rupees coin from 1983 holds significance as it commemorates the World Fisheries Conference. This copper-nickel coin, identified by the catalog number KM# 53 and the reference number N# 39048, showcases the rich marine resources of the Seychelles. The World Fisheries Conference, also known as the International Conference on Fisheries and the Marine Environment, was held in the Seychelles in 1983. This conference aimed to address global fisheries issues and promote sustainable fishing practices. It brought together experts, policymakers, and stakeholders from around the world to discuss and find solutions to challenges faced by the fishing industry. The coin's obverse side features the national emblem of the Seychelles, which consists of a shield supported by two sailfish. The emblem is surrounded by the words "Republic of Seychelles" in English and French. The reverse side of the coin depicts a stylized fisherman's boat sailing on the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Above the boat, the denomination "25 Rupees" is inscribed. This coin, in uncirculated condition (UNC), serves as a reminder of the Seychelles' commitment to the sustainable management of its fisheries and the international cooperation fostered through the World Fisheries Conference. It not only holds numismatic value but also represents an important moment in the history of the Seychelles and global fisheries management.

N° 1805 | Seychelles 25 Rupees 1983

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