Cook Islands 1 dollar Fire Engines Cars Bickle Triple Pumper silver coin 2005

The Cook Islands 1 Dollar Fire Engines – Bickle Triple Combination Pumper silver coin, issued in 2005, celebrates the heritage of early motorized firefighting technology. Dedicated to the iconic Bickle Triple Combination Pumper from 1932, this coin honors a pivotal era when fire engines combined pumping power, water delivery, and equipment transport in a single vehicle, transforming urban fire protection and emergency response.

The reverse features a finely detailed colored image of the 1932 Bickle Triple Combination Pumper fire engine. The classic red vehicle is shown with spoked wheels, prominent headlights, hose reels, ladders, side-mounted equipment, pumps, valves, pipes, and mechanical components clearly visible along the body. The front grille, fenders, cabin, rear platform, and period-correct proportions emphasize its historical character. A flame emblem reinforces the firefighting theme, while the inscriptions “1932 BICKLE TRIPLE COMBINATION PUMPER” and “FIRE ENGINES OF THE WORLD” frame the design against a clean silver background with a raised rim.

The obverse displays the elegant right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a crown and jewelry, with finely sculpted hair and facial details. Surrounding inscriptions read “ELIZABETH II,” “ONE DOLLAR,” “COOK ISLANDS,” and the year “2005,” enclosed by a decorative beaded border.

Struck in silver with a prooflike finish, this coin is part of the Fire Engines of the World series and stands out for its historical depth and visual appeal. A compelling collectible for those passionate about vintage vehicles, firefighting history, and transport-themed silver coins.

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