Cayman Islands 5 dollars Wildlife Amazon Bird PR70 PCGS silver coin 1987

The Cayman Islands 5 Dollars silver coin issued in 1987 was released as part of a special wildlife-themed commemorative series marking the 25th anniversary of the World Wildlife Fund. Dedicated to the Cuban Amazon parrot, this coin highlights the global importance of wildlife conservation and environmental protection, combining artistic beauty with an important ecological message.

The obverse features a dignified right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a crown and pearl necklace. Fine details of her hairstyle, facial features, and royal attire are sharply rendered against mirrored proof fields. The surrounding inscriptions read “CAYMAN ISLANDS,” “ELIZABETH II,” and the denomination “5 DOLLARS,” framed by a raised rim that enhances the coin’s elegant presentation.

The reverse showcases a highly detailed depiction of a Cuban Amazon parrot perched on a leafy branch. The bird’s textured feathers, curved beak, expressive eye, and layered plumage are engraved with exceptional precision. The branch and leaves add depth and natural movement to the design. Encircling inscriptions include “WORLD WILDLIFE FUND 25TH ANNIVERSARY,” while the date “1987” appears below, completing the harmonious wildlife composition.

Struck in silver with a deep cameo proof finish, this coin is certified by PCGS with the top grade of PR70 DCAM. Issued in 1987, it stands out for its flawless condition, conservation theme, and strong collector appeal. An outstanding choice for collectors of wildlife, WWF issues, and premium certified silver coins.

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