Bahamas 5 dollars Motorcar for Multitudes Henry Ford PR69 PCGS silver coin 1992

The 1992 Bahamas 5 Dollars silver proof coin, graded PCGS PR69 DCAM, is part of the prestigious 500th Anniversary of the Americas series, dedicated to transformative figures in world history. This edition honors Henry Ford, the industrial pioneer whose innovations in automobile manufacturing revolutionized global transportation. The obverse displays the refined portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, crowned and framed by the legend “COMMONWEALTH OF THE BAHAMAS” with the year 1992. The reverse portrays a detailed bust of Henry Ford, with his name inscribed beside him. To the right appears the iconic image of the Model T, introduced in 1913, with multiple cars shown in motion to emphasize mass production. The inscription “Motorcar for the multitudes” highlights Ford’s revolutionary assembly line method that made cars accessible to ordinary people. Inscriptions include “500th Anniversary of the Americas” and the denomination 5 Dollars. Struck in sterling silver with brilliant proof finish and deep cameo contrast, this coin beautifully combines artistry, historical significance, and near-perfect preservation — a true highlight for collectors of industry and history-themed numismatics.

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