Cayman Islands 25 dollars House of Tudor PR68 PCGS silver coin 1980

The Cayman Islands 25 Dollars silver coin dated 1980 is a striking commemorative issue dedicated to the House of Tudor, one of the most famous and transformative dynasties in English history. Issued as part of a celebrated royal houses series, this coin bears the official denomination of 25 Dollars and combines historical significance with elegant prooflike execution.

The reverse features a balanced circular composition of three royal portraits surrounding the central inscription “25 DOLLARS.” At the top is Henry VIII, identified by the inscription “HENRY VIII 1509–1547,” depicted with his characteristic broad hat and commanding expression. On the left appears Henry VII, marked “HENRY VII 1485–1509,” the founder of the Tudor dynasty, shown in period headwear and attire. On the right is Edward VI, labeled “EDWARD VI 1547–1553,” portrayed with youthful features and Renaissance-style clothing. Each portrait is finely detailed, emphasizing facial features, historical costume, and regal presence, while small decorative floral symbols accent the rim and enhance the symmetry of the design.

The obverse displays a right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a jeweled tiara, surrounded by the inscriptions “CAYMAN ISLANDS,” “ELIZABETH II,” and the date “1980.” Deep mirrored fields contrast with frosted reliefs, highlighting the coin’s prooflike quality.

Struck in silver and certified by PCGS as PR68 Deep Cameo, this coin offers exceptional visual appeal, strong historical context, and trusted certification. It is an outstanding addition for collectors of Tudor history, British monarchy, and premium Cayman Islands commemorative coinage.

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