Guatemala 50 quetzales Guacamaya Piefort PE X-P6 Bird PR64 PCGS silver coin 1995

The Guatemala 50 Quetzales Guacamaya Piefort PE X-P6 silver coin from 1995 is a remarkable commemorative issue celebrating the exotic wildlife and cultural identity of Guatemala. Struck in an impressive Piefort format and certified PR64 by PCGS, this silver Proof coin combines elegant craftsmanship with one of the most recognizable tropical birds of Central America — the guacamaya parrot. The deeply mirrored surfaces and sharp engraved relief create a striking visual contrast that enhances every decorative detail of the design.

The reverse features a beautifully engraved guacamaya perched on a tree branch with layered feather textures, curved beak, expressive eye, and long trailing tail feathers extending across the lower field. Behind the bird appears a colonial-style architectural structure with arches, towers, and decorative facades, symbolizing Guatemala’s historical and cultural heritage. The inscription “GUACAMAYA” and the year 1995 complete the composition within the geometric polygonal frame. The obverse displays the coat of arms of Guatemala with 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” is placed prominently below.

The guacamaya parrot is admired throughout Central America for its beauty and association with tropical forests and biodiversity. With its unusual Piefort format, elegant silver Proof finish, and certified PR64 PCGS grade, this coin is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of birds, wildlife, Latin American culture, and artistic world numismatics.

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