Cook Islands 5 dollars General Nikolay Raevsky War of 1812 silver coin 2010

The Cook Islands 5 Dollars 2010 “General Nikolay Raevsky – War of 1812” silver coin is a striking rectangular commemorative dedicated to one of the distinguished commanders of the Patriotic War of 1812. Issued in fine silver with an antique finish, this piece forms part of a historical series honoring key military figures of the Napoleonic era.

The reverse features a finely sculpted high-relief portrait of General Nikolay Raevsky in military uniform with epaulettes, medals, and decorated coat, enclosed within an oval frame. Around the portrait runs a Cyrillic inscription naming Raevsky and referencing the Patriotic War of 1812, along with his life dates 1771–1829. Above are draped ceremonial cords and tassels, centered by a radiant star emblem. Below unfolds a dynamic battlefield scene: infantry soldiers with rifles and bayonets, cavalry on horseback, an artillery cannon with large spoked wheels, fallen drums and equipment, and intense combat details. The year 2010 appears at the bottom edge.

The obverse presents the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II with the inscriptions ELIZABETH II COOK ISLANDS and 5 DOLLARS in a clean matte field.

Rich in military symbolism and intricate engraving, this 2010 silver coin is an impressive collectible for enthusiasts of history, warfare, and Napoleonic themes.

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