Belize 50 dollars Endangered Wildlife Red Foot Booby Bird Fauna silver coin 1985

The Belize 50 Dollars silver coin of 1985 from the “Endangered Wildlife” series is a beautifully crafted collectible dedicated to the protection of rare species. Struck in Proof quality, it highlights both the artistry of minting and Belize’s natural wealth. On the reverse appears the Red-footed Booby bird, a characteristic seabird of tropical regions, depicted perched gracefully on a tree branch with leaves. Its long beak, slender body, and finely detailed feathers give the image realism and elegance. Above, the denomination “FIFTY DOLLARS” is boldly engraved. The obverse features the national coat of arms of Belize, framed by a laurel wreath. The shield contains timber tools, a ship, and a mahogany tree above, referring to the historical importance of the timber industry and maritime traditions. Two supporters flank the shield: a woodcutter with an axe and another figure holding a paddle. On the ribbon below is the national motto “Sub Umbra Floreo” (“Under the Shade I Flourish”), with the year 1985 placed underneath. This proof silver coin combines wildlife protection themes with Belizean symbolism, making it a prestigious addition to any collection.

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