Bahamas 5 cents The Pineapple PR70 PCGS proof CuNi coin 1975

The 1975 Bahamas 5 Cents proof coin is a shining symbol of the nation’s cultural identity, struck in copper-nickel by the Franklin Mint and certified PCGS PR70 DCAM — the highest grade possible. The obverse of the coin displays the official Coat of Arms of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. At its center, the shield depicts a ship sailing over the waves, recalling Columbus’s arrival, while above it rests a conch shell and radiant sun on a helmet with elaborate mantling. A marlin and a flamingo support the shield, representing the union of sea and land, while the date “1975” completes the design. On the reverse, the pineapple — the country’s most recognized agricultural symbol and an emblem of hospitality — is engraved with fine detail. It is flanked by leaves and scrolls, framed by the denomination “FIVE CENTS” and a dotted border. Issued only two years after the Bahamas achieved independence, this coin perfectly unites heritage, artistry, and symbolism. With flawless mirrored fields and frosted reliefs, preserved in PR70 Deep Cameo quality, it is a true rarity that enhances any advanced collection of world proof coinage.

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