Issued in 1975 to commemorate the United Nations International Women’s Year, this scarce silver proof from Haiti honors the global movement for equality and recognition of women’s contributions. Struck in .925 fine silver, the coin features allegorical imagery symbolizing progress and empowerment. With a tiny mintage of just 1,440 pieces, it is among the rarest modern Haitian commemoratives. Certified PF65 by NGC, this example displays mirrored fields with frosted devices, dark toning , offering strong eye appeal and preservation. 🔹 Coin SpecificationsDenomination: 25 Gourdes Year: 1975 Metal: Silver (.925 fine) Weight: 25.0 g ASW: 0.7435 oz Diameter: 38 mm Edge: Reeded Obverse: National arms of Haiti with legend “REPUBLIQUE D’HAITI · LIBERTÉ ÉGALITÉ FRATERNITÉ” Reverse: Allegorical female figure with globe and laurel, legend “ANNEE INTERNATIONALE DE LA FEMME 1975 · 25 GOURDES” Mint: Royal Mint, London (for Haiti) Catalog Reference: KM# 95 Mintage: With only 1,440 struck, this is one of Haiti’s lowest-mintage modern silver proofs. Certification: NGC PF65
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