Cameroon 1000 francs Seafaring Hohenzollern Ship Clipper PR70 PCGS Ag coin 2010

The Cameroon 1000 Francs CFA Seafaring – S.M.S. Hohenzollern silver coin, issued in 2010, is a striking numismatic tribute to one of the most elegant and historically significant ships of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Dedicated to the famous German imperial yacht S.M.S. Hohenzollern, this coin captures the spirit of maritime prestige, technological progress, and ceremonial naval power.

The obverse showcases a finely engraved depiction of the S.M.S. Hohenzollern sailing across stylized waves. The ship is presented in profile with tall masts, taut rigging, flags fluttering in the wind, and a powerful hull cutting through the sea. Delicate details such as smoke clouds, deck structures, and layered relief give the scene depth and movement. Above the ship, its name is engraved, while the lower portion displays the commemorative dates “1892–2010,” marking the historical legacy of the vessel. The mirrored fields contrast beautifully with the frosted relief, enhancing the visual impact.

The reverse bears the national emblem of the Republic of Cameroon, centrally positioned and surrounded by the country name, denomination, and official inscriptions. The balanced circular layout and crisp engraving emphasize the coin’s status as an official state issue.

Struck in proof-quality silver and certified by PCGS in flawless PR70 Deep Cameo condition, this coin represents the pinnacle of minting quality. It is an exceptional addition for collectors of maritime history, ship-themed coins, and top-grade certified world numismatics.

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