Guatemala 1 quetzal Canoe Fisher Ibero-American PR 68 PCGS silver coin 2002

This 2002 Guatemala 1 Quetzal silver coin, certified PR68 by PCGS, is part of the prestigious Ibero-American Series, celebrating the shared cultural and historical heritage of Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking nations. The coin honors Guatemala’s deep connection to its waterways, traditional livelihoods, and rich artistic heritage through an elegant and highly symbolic design.

The obverse presents a striking stylized scene of a fisherman navigating a canoe. The central figure holds a paddle while surrounded by fish swimming beneath the water’s surface. In the background are trees, riverbanks, and a tranquil natural landscape rendered in a modern artistic style with intricate geometric textures and engraved patterns. The denomination appears prominently below, while the series title and year are integrated into the design. The composition beautifully captures the relationship between people and nature that has shaped life in Guatemala for centuries.

The reverse features the national coat of arms of Guatemala at the center, including a parchment scroll, crossed rifles, crossed swords, laurel branches, and the quetzal bird. Surrounding the central emblem are the coats of arms and national emblems of other participating Ibero-American nations, creating a ring of international symbolism and cooperation.

Struck in silver with Proof quality and graded PCGS PR68, this attractive issue combines fine craftsmanship, wildlife, fishing, canoeing, national symbols, and Latin American culture. An outstanding addition for collectors of world silver coins and Ibero-American commemorative series.

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