Cayman Islands 25 dollars House of Stuart and Orange PR67 PCGS silver coin 1980

The Cayman Islands 25 Dollars silver coin dated 1980 is a distinguished commemorative issue dedicated to the House of Stuart & Orange, a dynasty that marked a decisive era in British and European history. Released as part of an acclaimed royal houses series, this coin carries a denomination of 25 Dollars and combines historical depth with refined prooflike craftsmanship.

The reverse features a circular composition of five finely engraved royal portraits surrounding the central inscription “25 DOLLARS.” At the top is Charles I, inscribed “CHARLES I 1625–1649,” whose reign ended during the English Civil War. To the right appears Charles II, marked “CHARLES II 1649–1685,” symbolizing the Restoration of the monarchy. At the lower right is William III, identified by “WILLIAM III 1689–1702,” representing the House of Orange and the Glorious Revolution. The bottom portrait shows James II, labeled “JAMES II 1685–1688,” while to the left is James I, inscribed “JAMES I 1603–1625.” Each bust displays period-accurate hairstyles, collars, and regal attire, with small decorative floral symbols accenting the rim.

The obverse presents a right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a jeweled tiara, encircled by the inscriptions “CAYMAN ISLANDS,” “ELIZABETH II,” and the date “1980.” The deep mirrored fields contrast elegantly with frosted reliefs, emphasizing the prooflike strike.

Struck in silver and certified by PCGS as PR67 Deep Cameo, this coin offers historical significance, strong visual appeal, and trusted certification. It is an excellent addition for collectors of British monarchy, political history, and high-grade Cayman Islands commemoratives.

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