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Description: Cuffy, also known as Kofi or Koffi, led a significant slave revolt in the Dutch colony of Berbice (present-day Guyana) in 1763. Here's a brief summary of his leadership and its impact:Leadership: Cuffy rallied over 3,800 enslaved individuals to rise against the colonial authorities. His leadership was instrumental in organizing and executing the revolt.Land Taken: Cuffy and his followers managed to seize control of several plantations in the region, including the Bearestyn Plantation. They captured artillery and gunpowder, which they used to take over these plantations.Economic Impact: The revolt caused significant disruption to the colonial economy. The colonial authorities reported substantial financial losses due to the destruction and loss of control over the plantations.Cuffy's rebellion is remembered as one of the most significant slave revolts in colonial history and is celebrated in Guyana as Republic Day on February 23rd.Berbice Rebellion - Wikipedia. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berbice_RebellionAyitey, N. (2020, February 23). Cuffy, the West African slave who led a 1763 revolt that made him a hero. Face2Face Africa. Retrieved from https://face2faceafrica.com/article/meet-cuffy-the-west-african-slave-who-led-a-1763-revolt-that-made-him-a-guyanese-heroVillage Voice News. (2023, February 23). Cuffy - The 23 February 1763 Slave Rebellion. Retrieved from https://villagevoicenews.com/2023/02/23/cuffy-the-23-february-1763-slave-rebellion/ What is an FAO coin? An FAO coin is one that has been included In the FAO Albums, or is about to be, or is otherwise recognized by the FAO Coin Office in Rome as having been authorized by a government cooperating In the objectives of the FAO Coin Program The Coin is Intended to be primarily educational and to carry the "Food for l All" message as widely as possible over the course of a generation or more. Seignorage from the coin generates revenue locally which can be used for food programs. Sales of the Album and other items create some International funds for FAO development projects. This rare and unique coin from Guyana is a must-have for any serious collector. With its beautiful copper-nickel composition and stunning MS 66 grade, this uncirculated dollar denomination coin is a true gem. The coin features the iconic Rebel Coin Food For All design and was minted in 1970. Not only is this coin a great addition to any collection, but it also holds historical significance as it was produced during a time of political unrest in Guyana. Its KM Number of 36 and certification from NGC ensure its authenticity and value. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this rare piece of history.

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