Cook Islands 2 dollars Aviation Plane Gee Bee Racer PL70 PCGS silver coin 2006

The Cook Islands 2 Dollars Aviation “Gee Bee Racer” silver coin, issued in 2006, is a dynamic numismatic tribute to the golden age of air racing and early high-speed aircraft design. Struck for the Cook Islands with a face value of 2 dollars, this coin forms part of the popular “1930’s Racers” aviation series and celebrates the legendary Gee Bee racing aircraft, famous for its bold design and record-breaking performance.

The reverse features a vivid colored depiction of the Gee Bee racing plane in flight, painted in striking red and white tones. The aircraft is shown banking sharply above a green landscape under a bright blue sky with soft clouds, conveying motion, speed, and daring engineering. Surrounding the central image are fine decorative dot borders, the inscription “1930’s RACERS” at the top, the aircraft name “Gee Bee” at the bottom, the purity mark “1 oz 999 SILVER,” and the denomination “$2.”

The obverse presents a refined portrait of Queen Elizabeth II facing right, wearing a crown and necklace. The polished fields contrast with frosted relief, while the surrounding inscriptions read “ELIZABETH II,” “COOK ISLANDS,” “TWO DOLLARS,” and the year “2006,” enclosed by a beaded rim.

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

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