Bahamas 25 dollars Conservation Flamingo Bird Fauna PR68 PCGS silver coin 1985

The 1985 Bahamas 25 Dollars silver proof coin is a magnificent issue dedicated to bird conservation and the graceful flamingo, one of the country’s national symbols. The obverse bears the richly detailed coat of arms of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas: a shield depicting a sailing ship and rising sun, supported by a marlin and a flamingo, topped with a conch shell crest. Around the edge runs the legend “COMMONWEALTH OF THE BAHAMAS,” with the date “1985” below. The reverse is dominated by two elegant flamingos in their natural habitat: one standing tall with raised head, the other bending gracefully to feed, both set on textured ground representing the shoreline. The inscription “TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS” frames the scene, enhancing its balance. Struck in proof silver and certified PR68 Deep Cameo by PCGS, this coin not only showcases exquisite craftsmanship but also highlights the Bahamas’ commitment to wildlife protection. A superb choice for collectors of conservation-themed coins and exotic bird motifs.

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