Haiti 50 gourdes Queen of the Sugar KM-131 PR 67 PCGS silver coin 1977

The 1977 Haiti 50 Gourdes Queen of Sugar KM-131 silver coin, certified PCGS PR67, honors Haiti's connection to the 1959 Miss World beauty pageant. The obverse presents an elegant female portrait holding a blooming rose with delicate leaves. Her intricately styled hair, floral hair ornament, hoop earring, layered pearl necklaces, and graceful dress create a refined composition. The reverse features Haiti's national coat of arms, with a towering palm tree, liberty cap, military flags, cannons with spoked wheels, cannonballs, rifles, bayonets, anchors, drums, and a flowing ribbon. These symbols reflect the country's independence and national identity. Struck in Proof silver with brilliant mirrored fields and frosted details, this PCGS PR67 example offers impressive artistic contrast. Combining Caribbean heritage, feminine beauty, floral symbolism, and historical heraldry, this distinctive commemorative coin is an appealing addition to a world silver collection.

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