Haiti 50 gourdes Woman with Shell Mark Left KM-104.1 PR 67 PCGS silver coin 1973

The 1973 Haiti 50 Gourdes KM-104.1 silver coin is one of the most attractive modern commemorative issues of the Republic of Haiti, combining national symbolism, Caribbean imagery, and exceptional artistic design. Certified PR67 by PCGS, this proof silver coin showcases the rich cultural identity of Haiti through elegant allegorical motifs and finely engraved details. Its beautiful tropical theme and high-quality execution make it a desirable addition to collections of world silver coins and Caribbean numismatics.

The obverse features a graceful young woman standing by the shoreline, holding a large conch shell to her face. Her flowing hair, detailed facial features, and patterned garments are rendered in delicate relief. The coastal landscape behind her includes calm water, shoreline contours, and tropical vegetation, creating a distinctly Caribbean atmosphere. The reverse presents the national coat of arms of Haiti, including a central palm tree topped with a liberty cap, crossed flags, cannons, military trophies, drums, weapons, banners, and decorative elements arranged in a symmetrical composition. The denomination and date are positioned below the heraldic design, while beaded borders frame both sides of the coin.

Certified PCGS PR67, this silver proof issue offers strong eye appeal, historical significance, and outstanding craftsmanship. It is an excellent choice for collectors of Haitian coinage, Caribbean history, heraldic designs, and certified world silver coins.

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