Haiti 25 gourdes Christopher Columbus Colomb KM-102 PR 69 PCGS silver coin 1973

The 1973 Haiti 25 Gourdes “Christopher Columbus” silver coin is a distinguished commemorative issue honoring the famed explorer Christopher Columbus, whose voyages became one of the defining chapters of the Age of Discovery. Struck in beautiful Proof quality and certified PR69 by PCGS, this elegant silver coin combines historical significance with exceptional numismatic presentation, featuring highly reflective fields and finely frosted design elements.

The obverse displays a classic portrait of Christopher Columbus wearing a traditional explorer’s cap and historical attire associated with 15th-century navigation. The engraving emphasizes his calm expression, flowing hair, and period costume against brilliant mirrored surfaces. Encircling inscriptions identify the Republic of Haiti and the French form of the explorer’s name, Christophe Colomb, while a decorative beaded rim frames the composition. The reverse showcases the detailed coat of arms of Haiti with a tall palm tree rising above crossed flags, cannons, military banners, drums, weapons, and cannonballs arranged beneath the national motto. The denomination and date appear boldly below, surrounded by reflective proof surfaces that enhance every intricate detail of the engraving.

Issued in silver in 1973, this commemorative coin pays tribute to Columbus’ historic Atlantic expeditions that linked Europe and the Americas and transformed global trade, navigation, and exploration. The PCGS PR69 certification confirms near-perfect preservation and excellent eye appeal, making this issue especially desirable among collectors of historical commemoratives and maritime themes.

A superb collectible for enthusiasts of exploration history, world silver coinage, and certified proof issues, this Haitian commemorative combines artistry, history, and strong collector appeal.

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