Cook Islands 2 dollars Aviation Plane Supermarine S6B PL70 PCGS silver coin 2006

The Cook Islands 2 Dollars Aviation “Supermarine S.6B” silver coin, issued in 2006, is a striking numismatic tribute to one of the most legendary racing seaplanes of the 1930s. Struck for the Cook Islands with a denomination of 2 dollars, this coin is part of the acclaimed “1930’s Racers” aviation series, honoring aircraft that pushed the boundaries of speed, engineering, and aeronautical achievement.

The reverse showcases a vivid colored image of the Supermarine S.6B seaplane in flight. The aircraft is depicted with its distinctive streamlined fuselage and twin floats, painted in rich blue tones with metallic highlights. It appears soaring against a dramatic golden-orange circular background, evoking speed, power, and innovation. Fine details such as the propeller, wings, tailplane, floats, and cockpit are clearly visible. Surrounding the central design are a dotted border, the inscription “1930’s RACERS” at the top, “Supermarine S.6B” at the bottom, the purity mark “1 oz 999 SILVER,” and the denomination “$2.”

The obverse features the classic right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a crown, rendered in polished relief against smooth prooflike fields. The surrounding inscriptions read “ELIZABETH II,” “COOK ISLANDS,” “TWO DOLLARS,” and the year “2006,” framed by a beaded rim.

Struck in high-quality silver and certified by PCGS in flawless PL70 condition, this coin offers exceptional eye appeal. Its iconic aviation subject, vibrant color application, and top-grade certification make it a prized addition to any modern world or aircraft-themed collection.

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