Bahamas 1 dollar State Coinage Coat of Arms Shell PR69 PCGS silver coin 1971

The 1971 Bahamas 1 Dollar silver proof coin, graded PR69 Deep Cameo by PCGS, belongs to the State Coinage series and beautifully represents the nation’s maritime heritage. The obverse features a large conch shell, a traditional emblem of the Bahamas and a symbol of the islands’ rich connection to the sea. It is surrounded by delicate sea plants, framed by a dotted rim, with the inscription “ONE DOLLAR” and the year 1971 clearly marked. The reverse displays the elegant portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, facing right and wearing a jeweled tiara, a design that reflects the Bahamas’ ties to the Commonwealth. Encircling her likeness is the inscription “COMMONWEALTH OF THE BAHAMA ISLANDS – ELIZABETH II.” This coin, struck in proof silver, showcases a brilliant mirror finish with frosted details, creating a stunning cameo effect. With its combination of natural symbolism and regal imagery, it captures both national identity and historical continuity, making it an exceptional piece for collectors of Caribbean and Commonwealth coinage.

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