Cayman Islands 25 dollars Queen Mary I PR69 PCGS silver coin 1977

The Cayman Islands 25 Dollars silver coin dated 1977 commemorates Queen Mary I of England, whose reign from 1553 to 1558 represents a pivotal and controversial chapter of Tudor history. This Proof silver issue is certified PCGS PR69 DCAM, confirming excellent preservation, sharp strike quality, and strong deep cameo contrast between frosted devices and mirrored fields.

The obverse displays a refined right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, wearing a detailed tiara and formal royal gown. Her softly curled hair, smooth facial features, and elegant neckline are rendered in frosted relief, standing out against a deeply reflective background. The surrounding legends read “CAYMAN ISLANDS,” “ELIZABETH II,” and the date “1977,” clearly identifying the issuing authority and year.

The reverse features a dignified frontal portrait of Queen Mary I, shown wearing an ornate Tudor headdress with veil, detailed hair arrangement, and pearl necklace. Her solemn expression and period costume are carefully sculpted, with crisp relief emphasizing facial contours and jewelry. Encircling inscriptions include “MARY I,” “1553–1558,” and “TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS,” separated by small decorative cross symbols that add historical balance to the design.

Struck in silver with a Proof finish, this coin is part of a royal history series honoring British monarchs. Its PR69 DCAM grade, elegant artistry, and strong historical theme make it an appealing choice for collectors of certified world silver and Tudor-era numismatics.

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