Guatemala 50 quetzales Guacamaya Parrot RE X#3c.2 Bird PR 65 PCGS coin 1995

The Guatemala 50 Quetzales Guacamaya RE X#3c.2 coin from 1995 is a visually captivating commemorative issue honoring the exotic wildlife and cultural heritage of Guatemala. Certified PR65 by PCGS, this remarkable coin features an attractive two-tone design with contrasting golden and silver-colored sections that emphasize the intricate tropical bird motif. The geometric polygonal border and reflective Proof surfaces give the piece a modern artistic appearance while preserving traditional national symbolism.

The reverse showcases a finely engraved guacamaya parrot perched on a branch with detailed layered feathers, curved beak, expressive eye, and long elegant tail feathers extending downward across the design. In the background stands a colonial-style architectural building with arches, domes, towers, and decorative facades, accompanied by the inscription “GUACAMAYA” and the date 1995. The obverse presents the coat of arms of Guatemala featuring the independence scroll dated 15 September 1821, crossed rifles and swords, laurel branches, and the quetzal bird perched above the parchment as a symbol of liberty and sovereignty. The denomination “50 QUETZALES” appears prominently below within the angular decorative frame.

The guacamaya parrot is one of the most recognizable birds of Central America and symbolizes the tropical biodiversity of the region. Combining wildlife artistry, architectural elements, and national emblems in an elegant Proof format, this certified PR65 PCGS coin is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of parrots, birds, Latin American culture, and world commemorative numismatics.

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