Cook Islands 5 dollars Soviet Cartoons Kitty Named Woof Cat Dog silver coin 2011

The Cook Islands 5 Dollars 2011 silver coin is dedicated to the beloved Soviet animated story “Kitten Named Woof,” a charming tale about friendship, curiosity, and childhood innocence. Issued in fine silver, this collectible celebrates one of the most heartwarming cartoon duos in classic animation.

The obverse features the right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, surrounded by the country name, denomination, and the year 2011. The elegant crown, detailed curls, and mirrored proof fields create a refined and balanced composition typical of high-quality minting.

The reverse presents a delightful animated scene: a small, smiling puppy with dark ears and playful expression stands in the foreground, while a tall, graceful kitten with arched back and lifted tail looks ahead with a slightly cautious pose. Behind them is a simple courtyard setting with wooden fence, house wall, window outlines, and leafy plants. The puppy is highlighted with soft coloration, contrasting against the frosted silver background and the sculpted outlines of the cat. Every detail — from whiskers and paws to tail curves and shadows — brings the characters to life.

This proof silver coin captures the warmth and nostalgia of classic animation, making it a wonderful addition for collectors of cartoon themes, childhood memorabilia, and world silver issues.

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