Cook Islands 2 $ 20th Anniversary of the Coronation PR67 PCGS silver coin 1973

The Cook Islands 2 Dollars 1973 silver coin marks the 20th Anniversary of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, commemorating a defining moment in modern British and Commonwealth history. Issued to honor the coronation that took place on June 2, 1953, this coin reflects both historical significance and classic numismatic artistry, making it a desirable piece for collectors of royal and commemorative coinage.

The reverse depicts Queen Elizabeth II seated on the coronation throne, holding the royal sceptre and orb — powerful symbols of monarchy, authority, and continuity. The Queen is shown in ceremonial attire with a detailed crown, flowing robes, and refined facial features. Surrounding inscriptions read “TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CORONATION,” “JUNE SECOND 1953–1973,” and the denomination “TWO DOLLARS.” The composition is enhanced by finely engraved textures that emphasize the throne, regalia, and ceremonial setting.

The obverse features a youthful right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, wearing a laurel wreath and royal hairstyle. The inscriptions “ELIZABETH II,” “COOK ISLANDS,” and the date “1973” frame the effigy. Struck in silver with a deep cameo proof finish, the coin has been professionally certified by PCGS as PR67 DCAM, confirming its authenticity and high visual quality.

This historic silver issue is an excellent addition for collectors of royal commemoratives, British monarchy themes, and certified world silver coins.

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