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

The 1973 Haiti 50 Gourdes KM-104.1 silver coin is a beautifully executed proof issue that celebrates the culture, natural beauty, and national identity of Haiti. Certified PR68 by PCGS, this silver commemorative combines exceptional artistry with symbolic imagery rooted in the Caribbean heritage of the republic. Its elegant design, strong visual appeal, and high-grade preservation make it a desirable piece for collectors of world silver coins and Caribbean numismatics.

The obverse depicts a graceful young woman standing beside the sea, holding a large conch shell to her lips. Her long flowing hair, delicate facial features, and patterned attire are rendered in exquisite relief. In the background, calm coastal waters, rolling shoreline contours, and tropical palm trees create a distinctly island atmosphere. The reverse features the national coat of arms of Haiti, centered around a tall palm tree surrounded by crossed flags, cannons, drums, spears, military trophies, banners, and decorative elements. Fine details extend throughout the design, including cannon wheels, foliage, coastal scenery, and a beaded border framing the coin.

Certified PCGS PR68, this silver proof issue offers exceptional eye appeal, sharp strike quality, and historical significance. It is a wonderful addition for collectors of Haitian coinage, Caribbean themes, heraldic designs, and certified world silver coins.

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