Haiti 50 gourdes Woman with Shell Mark Left KM-104.1 PF 68 NGC silver coin 1973

The Haiti 50 Gourdes 1973 silver commemorative coin is a beautiful tribute to the nation's natural beauty and enduring values of Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity. Struck in Proof quality and certified NGC PF68, this elegant issue features the desirable Shell Mark Left variety and combines symbolic national imagery with refined artistic design. The obverse depicts a graceful young woman in profile raising a large seashell to her face, with flowing hair, a patterned top, a tropical shoreline, and palm trees in the background. The composition evokes Haiti’s Caribbean heritage and close connection to the sea. The reverse displays the Coat of Arms of Haiti, including palm tree, military flags, cannons, anchors, drums, cannonballs, and weapons, together with the national motto “L'Union Fait La Force” (“Unity Makes Strength”). Surrounding inscriptions read “Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité,” while the denomination 50 Gourdes, the year 1973, and the Ag 925 silver fineness mark complete the design. Certified NGC PF68, this coin is a remarkable collectible for enthusiasts of Caribbean history, symbolic art, and certified world silver coinage.

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