Cayman Islands 25 dollars Queen Mary I KM-16 PF 69 NGC silver coin 1977

The Cayman Islands 25 dollars silver coin issued in 1977 is a distinguished commemorative dedicated to Queen Mary I of England, a historically significant monarch of the Tudor dynasty. Struck in silver with a brilliant Proof finish and graded PF69 by NGC, this coin reflects both historical depth and exceptional minting quality.

The obverse displays a right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, wearing a delicate tiara with finely detailed curls and smooth, elegant facial features. The surrounding legend reads “Cayman Islands Elizabeth II 1977,” set against a mirror-like field that enhances the frosted relief. The reverse presents a refined bust of Queen Mary I, depicted wearing a traditional Tudor headdress adorned with pearls and intricate patterns. Her attire includes a necklace with a pendant and period dress with subtle ornamental detailing. The inscriptions “MARY I,” the dates “1553–1558,” and the denomination “TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS” frame the composition, accompanied by small decorative crosses along the rim.

Mary I (reigned 1553–1558), daughter of Henry VIII, is known for her efforts to restore Roman Catholicism in England, making her reign a pivotal chapter in British religious history.

A finely executed historical issue with strong royal and Tudor-era appeal, this coin is an excellent addition for collectors of monarchy, European history, and classic commemorative series.

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