Guatemala 50 quetzales Guacamaya Parrot PE X#3a.2 Bird PR66 PCGS brass coin 1995

The Guatemala 50 Quetzales Guacamaya PE X#3a.2 brass coin from 1995 is a beautifully designed commemorative issue celebrating the vibrant wildlife and cultural identity of Guatemala. Certified PR66 by PCGS, this impressive Proof coin features a striking depiction of the guacamaya parrot, one of the most colorful and recognizable birds of Central America. The geometric multi-sided border and reflective brass surfaces give the piece a bold modern appearance while preserving traditional national symbolism.

The reverse showcases a detailed guacamaya perched on a tree branch with elegantly engraved feathers, curved beak, and long flowing tail. Behind the tropical bird appears a colonial-style architectural structure with arches, towers, and decorative facades, while the inscription “GUACAMAYA” and the year 1995 complete the composition. Fine line work and mirrored fields highlight every feather and ornamental detail. The obverse presents the coat of arms of Guatemala with the independence scroll dated 15 September 1821, crossed rifles and swords, laurel branches, and a perched quetzal bird symbolizing liberty and sovereignty. The denomination “50 QUETZALES” is placed below within the angular decorative frame surrounding the design.

The guacamaya parrot has long been associated with the tropical forests and biodiversity of Central America and remains an important symbol of regional wildlife. Combining exotic bird imagery, national emblems, and elegant Proof craftsmanship, this certified PR66 PCGS brass coin is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of birds, Latin American culture, wildlife themes, and world commemorative numismatics.

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