Belize 25 cents Elizabeth II KM-93a Motmot Bird PR 70 PCGS silver coin 1984

The Belize 25 Cents silver proof coin issued in 1984 is a beautiful wildlife-themed collectible celebrating one of the country’s most recognizable tropical birds — the motmot. Struck in silver with exceptional proof quality and certified PR70 by PCGS, this coin transforms an everyday denomination into a premium numismatic issue highlighting Belize’s rich biodiversity and colorful birdlife.

The reverse features a detailed depiction of a perched motmot standing elegantly on a flowering branch. The bird displays its characteristic long tail with distinctive paddle-shaped tail feathers, detailed plumage, sharp beak, folded wings, and upright posture. Surrounding botanical elements include leaves, flower buds, and curved branches, creating a balanced natural composition that emphasizes the tropical habitat of the species. Large denomination numerals below complete the design while decorative beaded borders frame the composition.

The obverse displays the coat of arms of Belize surrounded by a wreath. The emblem includes two standing supporters holding tools, a shield containing symbolic elements, sailing ship imagery, tree motifs, ribbon design, and decorative borders reflecting Belize’s history, labor heritage, and connection to natural resources.

Motmots are among Central America’s most distinctive birds, admired for their colorful appearance and unusual tail feathers, making them ideal symbols for wildlife-themed coinage.

Certified PR70 by PCGS, this silver proof issue combines flawless preservation, tropical wildlife artistry, and strong collector appeal.

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