Cook Islands 1 dollar Fire Engines Cars Commer MS69 PCGS silver coin 2006

The Cook Islands 1 Dollar Fire Engines series coin issued in 2006 is a striking tribute to classic firefighting vehicles and the engineering heritage behind them. Dedicated to the Commer fire engine, this collectible silver coin celebrates an iconic emergency vehicle that played a vital role in urban fire protection during the mid-20th century. Struck for the Cook Islands with a face value of one dollar, the coin combines historical transport themes with refined numismatic craftsmanship.

The reverse features a detailed and vividly colored image of a vintage red Commer fire engine shown in profile. The vehicle is depicted with a ladder mounted on the roof, rounded fenders, large wheels, headlights, grille, and cab details carefully highlighted. Above the truck appears the inscription “1934 COMMER,” emphasizing the historical model year. Below, the curved legend “FIRE ENGINES OF THE WORLD” is accompanied by a stylized flame emblem and a firefighting hose nozzle, reinforcing the emergency services theme. The background remains clean and mirrored, enhancing contrast with the colored design.

The obverse presents the right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a crown and necklace. Surrounding inscriptions read “ELIZABETH II,” “COOK ISLANDS,” “ONE DOLLAR,” and the year “2006,” framed by a dotted border. The coin is struck in silver with a high-quality mint finish and has been professionally certified by PCGS with an impressive MS69 grade, confirming its exceptional preservation and eye appeal. Issued as part of the Fire Engines of the World series, this coin is an excellent choice for collectors of transport, emergency vehicles, and modern certified silver issues.

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