Cook Islands 1 dollar Crown Jewels Coronation Regalia PR69 PCGS silver coin 2002

The Cook Islands 1 Dollar Crown Jewels coin, issued in 2002, is an elegant proof silver commemorative dedicated to royal coronation regalia and the timeless symbolism of monarchy. Part of the distinctive Crown Jewels series, this coin combines refined numismatic craftsmanship with an innovative transparent centerpiece containing genuine gemstones. Certified by PCGS in PR69 DCAM condition, it represents both artistic originality and high collectible quality.

The reverse showcases a circular open window at the center, filled with loose, multicolored gemstones in shades of red, purple, blue, and violet, symbolizing precious crown jewels. Surrounding the transparent core are finely engraved royal motifs, including detailed crowns on both sides, crossed ceremonial regalia such as scepters and orbs, and ornamental elements associated with coronation traditions. Radiating decorative rays rise above the central window, while the inscription “CROWN JEWELS” arches along the upper rim. The contrast between the polished silver surface, frosted relief, and the sparkling gemstones creates a striking visual effect.

The obverse features the right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with a crown, rendered with delicate hair texture and facial details. The legends “ELIZABETH II,” “COOK ISLANDS,” “ONE DOLLAR,” and the year “2002” encircle the design, framed by a dotted border and a mirror-like proof field.

Struck in silver with proof quality and certified PCGS PR69 DCAM, this coin is a refined collectible for admirers of royal history, innovative minting, and world numismatics.

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