Haiti 50 gourdes Woman with Shell Mark Left KM-104.1 PF 67 NGC silver coin 1973

The 1973 Haiti 50 Gourdes “Woman with Shell” silver proof coin is a striking artistic issue that reflects the beauty of Caribbean coastal life and the refined style of Haitian commemorative coinage from the 1970s. Combining tropical imagery with elegant engraving, this coin has become a desirable collectible among world silver coin enthusiasts and collectors of exotic island themes. Its graceful composition and brilliant proof finish capture the atmosphere of Haiti’s seaside culture and natural beauty.

The obverse portrays a young woman standing by the ocean while raising a large seashell to her lips. Her flowing hair, delicate shell-patterned attire, and calm upward gaze create a poetic tropical scene inspired by the sea. In the background, gentle waves and small palm trees emphasize the warm Caribbean beach setting. The mirrored fields surrounding the frosted relief provide excellent contrast and highlight every artistic detail of the design. The reverse features the coat of arms of Haiti with a tall central palm tree, crossed national flags, cannons, spears, military banners, drums, anchors, and decorative trophies above the national motto ribbon. The denomination and date are framed by a fine beaded border that enhances the coin’s classic proof appearance.

Struck in .925 silver with a high-quality Proof finish, this example is certified PF67 by NGC, confirming its strong eye appeal and premium preservation. The coin belongs to Haiti’s famous artistic silver series admired for its tropical motifs and unusual commemorative designs. A beautiful addition for collectors of Caribbean coinage, women on coins, seaside art, and certified world silver issues.

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