Guatemala 1/2 real Regular Coinage Libertad Liberty MS62 PCGS silver coin 1895

The Guatemala 1/2 Real Libertad silver coin dated 1895 is a remarkable example of late 19th-century Central American republican coinage. Struck in silver and certified MS62 by PCGS, this historic issue embodies Guatemala’s national identity, independence ideals, and elegant classical artistry. Its detailed patriotic imagery reflects the country’s enduring devotion to liberty and sovereignty during a transformative era of modernization and state-building.

The obverse presents a seated allegorical female figure symbolizing Liberty beside a pedestal engraved with the date of Central American independence. She holds a staff topped with a liberty cap while resting beside a shield and decorative elements. Around her appear the legends of the Republic of Guatemala and the denomination “1/2 REAL,” framed by a toothed border. The reverse displays a richly engraved independence motif featuring a scroll inscribed with “LIBERTAD” and the historic date “15 DE SETIEMBRE DE 1821.” Above the scroll stands a small bird, while crossed rifles with bayonets, olive branches, ribbons, leaves, and ornamental flourishes surround the central composition. The assayer mark, fineness “0.835,” and the date “1895” complete the design, adding authenticity and historical character.

Certified MS62 by PCGS, this silver coin offers strong collectible appeal for enthusiasts of Guatemalan numismatics, Latin American republic coinage, independence symbolism, and classic world silver issues. Its combination of historic significance, elegant engraving, and well-preserved surfaces makes it a desirable addition to any serious collection.

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