Cook Islands 2 dollars Aviation Plane Laird Turner PL70 PCGS silver coin 2006

The Cook Islands 2 Dollars Aviation “Laird Turner LTR-14” silver coin, issued in 2006, is an impressive numismatic homage to the daring era of 1930s air racing. Released for the Cook Islands with a face value of 2 dollars, this coin belongs to the celebrated “1930’s Racers” aviation series and highlights the sleek and powerful Laird Turner LTR-14 racing aircraft, a symbol of speed, innovation, and bold aeronautical design.

The reverse features a finely colored depiction of the Laird Turner LTR-14 in flight. The aircraft is shown banking gracefully above a green landscape, set against a soft blue sky with subtle clouds. Details such as the streamlined fuselage, cockpit canopy, racing markings, wings, tail structure, and spinning propeller emphasize motion and engineering precision. The upper rim carries the inscription “1930’s RACERS,” while the lower section reads “Laird Turner LTR-14.” Additional elements include a beaded border, the purity mark “1 oz 999 SILVER,” and the denomination “$2.”

The obverse displays the classic portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, crowned and facing right, executed in polished relief against frosted fields. Surrounding inscriptions include “ELIZABETH II,” “COOK ISLANDS,” “TWO DOLLARS,” and the year “2006,” framed by a dotted rim.

Struck in high-quality silver with prooflike surfaces and certified by PCGS in flawless PL70 condition, this coin offers exceptional visual appeal. Its aviation heritage, top-grade certification, and vibrant presentation make it a standout collectible for aviation and modern world coin enthusiasts.

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