Haiti 50 gourdes Mermaid Woman on Beach Finess Left MS67 PCGS silver coin 1973

The 1973 Haiti 50 Gourdes “Mermaid Woman on Beach” silver coin is an exceptionally artistic Caribbean issue that combines tropical beauty, mythology, and elegant engraving in a striking collector’s design. Issued by the Republic of Haiti, this captivating coin presents a graceful mermaid figure emerging from the sea, symbolizing the mystery and romance of the Caribbean coastline. Its refined composition and brilliant reflective surfaces make it one of the more visually distinctive Haitian commemoratives of the 1970s.

The obverse features a detailed portrait of a long-haired mermaid woman rising from the ocean while holding a large seashell close to her face. Her flowing hair, scaled tail, and softly sculpted profile are surrounded by calm sea waters and a distant tropical shoreline with palm trees. The mirrored field beautifully contrasts with the frosted central figure, emphasizing the fantasy-inspired marine theme. A decorative beaded border frames the design together with the national inscription. The reverse displays Haiti’s famous coat of arms with a central palm tree, crossed flags, cannons, spears, military banners, anchors, and ceremonial weapons above the denomination and date. Fine details throughout the reverse create strong visual depth and symmetry.

Certified MS67 by PCGS, this silver coin is preserved in superb mint state condition with exceptional luster, crisp strike quality, and highly attractive surfaces. The “Fineness Left” variety noted on the holder adds additional numismatic interest for specialists in Haitian coinage.

A remarkable combination of Caribbean symbolism, fantasy imagery, and premium certified preservation, this coin is an impressive addition to any world silver collection.

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