Cook Islands 1 dollar Canadian Pacific Train PR70 PCGS colored silver coin 2004

The Cook Islands 1 Dollar Canadian Pacific Train coin, issued in 2004, is an outstanding proof silver commemorative celebrating the legendary Canadian Pacific Railway and its role in shaping North American transportation history. This beautifully crafted coin pays tribute to the engineering ambition and pioneering spirit behind one of the world’s most famous transcontinental railways. Certified by PCGS in the highest PR70 DCAM grade, it represents exceptional quality and visual perfection.

The reverse features a richly detailed colored scene centered on a powerful Canadian Pacific passenger train crossing a massive stone railway bridge. The locomotive and carriages are shown in motion, with crisp architectural details visible in the bridge arches, rails, and structural elements. In the background, majestic mountains rise above a river valley, while dense green pine forests add vivid color and depth to the composition. Above the scene appear the inscriptions “CANADIAN PACIFIC,” the denomination “$1,” and a small plaque reading “1 OZ .999 SILVER,” integrated into the mountainous landscape. The contrast between polished silver, frosted relief, and selective color enhances realism and artistic impact.

The obverse displays the right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a crown, with finely engraved hair, facial features, and jewelry. Surrounding inscriptions read “ELIZABETH II,” “COOK ISLANDS,” “1 DOLLAR,” and the year “2004,” framed by a beaded border on a mirror-like proof background.

Struck in silver with proof quality and certified PCGS PR70 DCAM, this coin is a premium collectible for enthusiasts of trains, transport history, and world numismatics.

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