Bahamas 25 cents The Sailing Ship PR70 PCGS proof nickel coin 1974

The 1974 Bahamas 25 Cents silver-colored proof coin is a shining example of the island nation’s numismatic artistry and cultural symbolism. The obverse features a striking image of a traditional Bahamian sailing sloop, its sails fully extended as it glides across the waves. Above, the legend “TWENTY FIVE CENTS” emphasizes the denomination, while the beaded border adds a refined decorative touch. The reverse bears the intricate coat of arms of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, topped with a conch shell crest and supported by a marlin and a flamingo, national symbols of the islands’ rich marine and natural heritage. Below is the date “1974,” marking its issue shortly after the Bahamas gained independence in 1973. Struck in nickel with a proof finish, this coin has been certified by PCGS at the highest grade PR70 DCAM, guaranteeing absolute perfection in strike, mirrors, and cameo contrast. A flawless collector’s piece that unites nautical tradition, heraldry, and modern history in a single coin.

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