Cayman Islands 25 dollars House of Lancaster PR67 PCGS silver coin 1980

The Cayman Islands 25 Dollars silver coin issued in 1980 is a remarkable numismatic tribute to the House of Lancaster, one of the most influential royal dynasties in English history. Struck as part of a historical series dedicated to royal houses, this coin combines refined artistry with deep historical symbolism and is officially denominated 25 Dollars.

The reverse presents an elegant and well-balanced composition of three detailed portraits. At the top is King Henry IV, identified with the inscription “HENRY IV 1399–1413,” while below are King Henry V on the right, marked “HENRY V 1413–1422,” and King Henry VI on the left, inscribed “HENRY VI 1422–1461.” The central field bears the denomination “25 DOLLARS,” framed by a circular design and small ornamental floral symbols placed around the rim. Each portrait is rendered with period-accurate headgear, armor details, and expressive facial features, emphasizing the lineage and continuity of the House of Lancaster.

The obverse features a right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a jeweled tiara, with the inscriptions “CAYMAN ISLANDS,” “ELIZABETH II,” and the date “1980” along the rim. The mirrored prooflike fields contrast beautifully with frosted reliefs, highlighting the high-quality minting.

Struck in silver and certified by PCGS as PR67 Deep Cameo, this coin represents an excellent balance of historical theme, artistic merit, and certified condition. It is a distinguished addition to any collection focused on British royal history, medieval England, or premium Cayman Islands issues.

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