Belize 1 cent Elizabeth II KM-90a Swallow Kite Bird PR 70 PCGS silver coin 1984

The Belize 1 Cent silver commemorative coin issued in 1984 transforms one of the country’s smallest circulating denominations into an elegant proof collectible celebrating Belizean wildlife and national symbolism. Certified PR70 by PCGS, this perfectly preserved silver issue combines exceptional proof quality with a striking depiction of one of the country’s graceful birds, creating an appealing piece for collectors of fauna-themed world coins.

The reverse features a beautifully engraved swallow-tailed kite shown in flight with wings fully extended and its characteristic deeply forked tail clearly visible. Fine feather details, curved wings, pointed beak, aerodynamic body shape, and dynamic movement create an elegant wildlife composition. Beneath the main bird appears a smaller flying bird silhouette, reinforcing the sense of movement and natural habitat. The denomination occupies the upper field while decorative beaded borders and distinctive scalloped coin edges frame the design.

The obverse displays the national coat of arms of Belize surrounded by a wreath. The emblem includes shield elements, crossed tools, floral motifs, two standing supporters, ribbon design, and decorative borders enclosed within the unusual scalloped format that gives the coin its instantly recognizable appearance.

Certified PR70 by PCGS, this silver proof coin combines wildlife artistry, national symbolism, and flawless preservation, making it an excellent addition for bird collectors and world numismatic enthusiasts.

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