Guatemala 1 quetzal Colibri Pattern Matte PE X#1c.4 PR65 PCGS trimetal coin 1995

The Guatemala 1 Quetzal “Colibrí” Pattern 1995 PE X#1c.4 trimetal coin is a visually striking experimental issue that showcases innovative minting technology and the natural beauty of Guatemala. Certified PR65 by PCGS with a Matte finish, this rare pattern coin features an unusual trimetal composition with contrasting metallic rings and a layered central design that creates remarkable depth and artistic contrast. The reverse presents a scenic landscape dedicated to Lake Atitlán, one of Guatemala’s most famous natural wonders. The design includes the graceful silhouette of a hummingbird in flight, volcanic mountains, calm lake waters, tropical vegetation, trees, village architecture, and panoramic scenery arranged across the circular metallic fields. The obverse displays the national coat of arms of Guatemala with the quetzal bird perched atop the independence scroll dated September 15, 1821, surrounded by crossed rifles, swords, laurel branches, and decorative wreath elements. The layered trimetal arrangement enhances the intricate patriotic details and gives the coin a modern artistic appearance.

Lake Atitlán is internationally celebrated for its volcanic beauty and indigenous cultural heritage, while the hummingbird symbolizes energy, freedom, and the rich biodiversity of Central America. As a rare pattern issue produced with experimental trimetal design technology, this 1995 commemorative is highly collectible for enthusiasts of modern world coins, nature themes, unusual minting techniques, and Guatemalan numismatics. Its distinctive matte surfaces and certified Proof preservation make it an exceptional addition to any advanced collection.

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