Cayman Islands 50 dollars Queens of England KM-12 MS 69 PCGS silver coin 1976

The Cayman Islands 50 Dollars silver coin issued in 1976 belongs to the prestigious Queens of England series and represents a refined tribute to the legacy of England’s most influential female rulers. This historically rich commemorative issue blends political heritage with elegant numismatic design, making it a standout piece for collectors focused on monarchy, history, and classic silver coinage.

The obverse features a dignified right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II adorned with a detailed tiara. Her softly contoured facial features, flowing curls, and draped neckline are finely sculpted against smooth fields. The surrounding inscriptions read “CAYMAN ISLANDS,” “ELIZABETH II,” and the date “1976,” framed by a clean raised rim that enhances the coin’s stately presence.

The reverse showcases a complex multi-portrait composition centered around the denomination “50 DOLLARS.” Surrounding it are five circular medallions, each depicting a Queen of England identified by distinctive crowns, hairstyles, collars, and period attire. The outer legends name the queens and their reign dates, including Mary I, Elizabeth I, Victoria, Anne, and Mary II. Decorative rosettes, floral motifs, beaded borders, small crowns, and ornamental scrollwork fill the spaces between medallions, creating a balanced and highly detailed historical tableau.

Struck in silver and preserved in near-flawless Mint State condition, this coin is certified by PCGS with a grade of MS69. Issued in 1976, it offers exceptional visual appeal, historical depth, and strong collector value. A superb addition to any collection devoted to royal history and classic world silver issues.

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