Belize 1 dollar Elizabeth II KM-43a Parrot Bird PR 70 PCGS silver coin 1981

The Belize 1 Dollar 1981 Parrot coin is an elegant proof issue highlighting the rich natural wildlife and national symbolism of Belize, released during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Struck in silver and presented in pristine Proof quality, this coin combines detailed animal imagery with classic heraldic design, making it highly attractive to collectors of Caribbean and world numismatics.

The obverse depicts two parrots perched on branching twigs with leaves. One bird is upright and alert, while the second bends forward, creating a dynamic and natural composition. Fine details capture the layered feathers, long tapered tails, curved beaks, and textured plumage. The branches and leaves add depth and balance to the scene, set against a deep mirrored background. The denomination “ONE DOLLAR” is inscribed along the upper rim, and a beaded border surrounds the entire design, enhancing the proof contrast.

The reverse features the coat of arms of Belize, enclosed by a wreath of stylized leaves. Two male figures stand on either side of the central shield, each holding a tool over the shoulder, symbolizing labor and craftsmanship. The shield displays crossed tools, a sailing ship, and a tree above. Below, a ribbon bears the Latin motto “SUB UMBRA FLOREO”. The country name “BELIZE” appears at the top, with the year 1981 at the bottom, all framed by a beaded rim.

Certified PCGS PR70, this flawless example offers exceptional eye appeal and elite collectability, ideal for collectors of wildlife, bird themes, and top-grade proof coins.

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