Haiti 50 gourdes Woman with Shell Mark Left KM-104.1 MS 68 PCGS silver coin 1973

The 1973 Haiti 50 Gourdes Woman with Shell KM-104.1 silver coin, certified PCGS MS68, celebrates Caribbean culture, natural beauty, and Haitian national identity. Its elegant design portrays a young woman in profile with long flowing hair, a floral-patterned dress, and raised hands holding a large conch shell to her lips. A peaceful coastal landscape with palm trees and distant hills completes the scene. The reverse displays Haiti’s elaborate national coat of arms, featuring a royal palm tree crowned with a liberty cap, military flags, cannons, drums, weapons, and decorative vegetation. The national motto symbolizes unity and strength. The conch shell, traditionally used for communication and ceremonial purposes, evokes Haiti’s maritime heritage and Caribbean traditions. Struck in .925 silver with the distinctive left-side fineness mark, this exceptional PCGS MS68 example combines cultural symbolism, detailed engraving, and outstanding preservation. A beautiful collectible for enthusiasts of Haitian history and world silver coinage.

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