Haiti 50 gourdes Queen of the Sugar KM-131 PR 65 PCGS silver coin 1977

The 1977 Haiti 50 Gourdes Queen of Sugar KM-131 silver coin, certified PCGS PR65, celebrates Haiti's cultural heritage through an elegant tribute to the 1959 Miss World winner. The obverse features a graceful portrait of the Queen of Sugar holding a delicate rose, with beautifully arranged hair, a floral ornament, earrings, layered pearl necklaces, and an elegant dress. Her refined appearance symbolizes beauty and national pride. The reverse displays Haiti's elaborate national coat of arms, featuring a central palm tree crowned by a liberty cap, military flags, cannons, cannonballs, rifles, drums, anchors, and other ceremonial equipment above a flowing ribbon. The design reflects Haiti's independence and historic national identity. Struck in Proof silver with attractive mirrored fields and frosted relief, this PCGS PR65 collectible combines feminine elegance, Caribbean history, and intricate heraldic artistry. A distinctive addition to any world silver coin collection!

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