Belize 2 dollars Protect Heritage Culture History Art PR70 PCGS silver coin 1998

The 1998 Belize 2 Dollars “Protect Our Heritage” silver coin is a powerful numismatic piece that reflects the importance of preserving culture, history, and national identity. On the obverse, the main design shows the façade of a historic building, symbolizing Belize’s architectural heritage. In front of it stand three human figures with striking symbolism: one man is shown in chains, reminding of the hardships of the past; another is weeping, reflecting suffering and loss; while the third is working with logs, representing labor, resilience, and the foundation of the nation’s economy. At the upper left, a jaguar (Panthera onca), the national animal of Belize, appears as a vigilant guardian of nature. At the upper right, the old coat of arms of Belize connects the design to the country’s historical identity. The inscription “PROTECT OUR HERITAGE” crowns the composition, with the denomination “2 DOLLARS” below. The reverse features the official coat of arms of Belize with the mahogany tree, shield with timber tools, and two supporters holding an axe and a paddle. Beneath is the motto “Sub Umbra Floreo” (“I flourish in the shade”), accompanied by “BELIZE” and the date 1998. Struck in proof silver and graded PCGS PR70 Deep Cameo, this coin is a masterpiece of symbolism and minting excellence, treasured by collectors worldwide.

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