Cook Islands 10 dollars Navajo Native Silver Art proof silver coin 2011

The Cook Islands 10 Dollars 2011 “Navajo Native Silver Art” coin is a powerful tribute to the cultural heritage, artistry, and spiritual traditions of the Navajo people. Issued by the Cook Islands and struck in proof silver, this coin unites numismatic excellence with deep symbolic meaning, making it a remarkable collectible focused on indigenous art and identity.

The reverse features a finely detailed seated Navajo silversmith, shown at work with traditional tools. He wears layered necklaces and traditional clothing, while decorative patterns, tribal ornaments, and symbolic motifs surround him. On both sides of the central figure appear intricate Navajo-style designs, including geometric forms and sacred labyrinth-like symbols, emphasizing balance, harmony, and craftsmanship. The inscriptions “NAVAJO NATIVE SILVER ART,” “1/2 OZ Ag .999 FINE SILVER,” and the denomination “10$” are clearly engraved, framed by a beaded border that enhances the elegant proof finish.

The obverse displays the right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with fine hair details, crown, earring, and refined facial features. Surrounding inscriptions include “ELIZABETH II,” “COOK ISLANDS,” and the year “2011,” confirming its official legal tender status.

This coin celebrates the Navajo legacy of silversmithing, an art form passed down through generations and central to Navajo cultural expression. Struck in .999 fine silver with proof quality, it offers strong visual appeal, cultural depth, and collectible value.

A meaningful addition for collectors of world silver coins, indigenous art themes, and proof-quality issues.

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