Cook Islands 1 dollar Fire Engines Cars LF 15 MS70 PCGS silver coin 2006

The Cook Islands 1 Dollar Fire Engines series silver coin issued in 2006 is a striking tribute to the historic LF 15 fire engine, a classic early firefighting vehicle that reflects the development of organized motorized fire services in the early 20th century. Dedicated to emergency transport and rescue heritage, this collectible coin highlights the craftsmanship and functionality of vintage fire engines. Issued for the Cook Islands with a face value of one dollar, it combines historical significance with modern numismatic quality.

The reverse features a finely executed, colorized depiction of a red LF 15 fire engine shown in three-quarter view. Visible details include the open driver’s cab, large spoked wheels, curved wheel arches, front radiator grille, wooden body panels, side-mounted equipment compartments, and an upper-mounted ladder. A small flame emblem appears near the upper rim, while a long fire hose nozzle is engraved along the right side of the design. The inscriptions “FIRE ENGINES OF THE WORLD” and “1923 LÖSCHFAHRZEUG LF 15” frame the composition, clearly identifying the historic model and year as presented on the coin.

The obverse displays the right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a crown, earrings, and necklace. Surrounding legends read “ELIZABETH II,” “COOK ISLANDS,” “ONE DOLLAR,” and the year “2006,” enclosed within a dotted border. Struck in silver with a high-quality mint finish, the coin has been professionally certified by PCGS in flawless MS70 condition, confirming its exceptional preservation and visual appeal. A superb addition for collectors of firefighting history, vintage vehicles, and top-grade certified modern silver coins.

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