Cayman Islands 5 dollars Princess Alexandra Visit PR68 PCGS silver coin 1988

The Cayman Islands 5 Dollars silver coin issued in 1988 commemorates the official visit of Princess Alexandra, a respected member of the British royal family and a prominent representative of the Crown at international and Commonwealth events. This elegant commemorative issue reflects royal heritage, diplomacy, and the close historical ties between the Cayman Islands and the British monarchy.

The obverse displays a refined right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a crown and pearl necklace. Her hairstyle, facial features, and regal attire are rendered with soft yet precise relief. Surrounding inscriptions read “CAYMAN ISLANDS,” “ELIZABETH II,” and the denomination “5 DOLLARS,” all framed by a neat raised rim. The mirrored proof fields contrast beautifully with the frosted portrait, emphasizing the coin’s premium finish.

The reverse is dominated by a detailed royal coat of arms topped with a crown and supported by a lion and a unicorn. Intricate heraldic elements, shields, decorative scrollwork, and symbolic emblems are sharply defined. Along the upper edge appears the inscription “VISIT OF HRH PRINCESS ALEXANDRA,” while the date “1988” is placed below, completing the balanced composition.

Struck in silver with a deep cameo proof finish, this coin is certified by PCGS as PR68 DCAM. Issued in 1988 as a commemorative piece, it offers strong collector appeal through its royal theme, fine craftsmanship, and certified quality. A distinguished addition to collections focused on royalty, Commonwealth history, and proof silver coinage.

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