1973 Bahamas $5 Sterling Silver Uncirculated Specimen Franklin Mint Original Card

 [Product Description]

 This is a large $5 silver coin featuring a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, issued by the Bahamas in 1973.

 Made from sterling silver with a silver purity of 92.5%, this coin was manufactured by the Franklin Mint as an "UNCIRCULATED SPECIMEN." Issued in 1973, the year the Bahamas gained independence, it is a historically interesting piece.

 The obverse features a rightward-facing portrait of the young Queen Elizabeth II and the inscription "COMMONWEALTH OF THE BAHAMA ISLANDS ELIZABETH II." The reverse meticulously depicts the Bahamian coat of arms supported by a marlin and a flamingo, the face value "FIVE DOLLARS," and the year of issue "1973."

 It comes with an original Franklin Mint card that reads "STERLING SILVER UNCIRCULATED SPECIMEN".

 [Product Specifications]

 Issuing country: Bahamas
 Publication year: 1973
 Face value: $5
 Monarch: Elizabeth II
 Material: Sterling silver
・Silver grade: 92.5%
・Weight: Approx. 42.12g
 • Pure silver weight: Approximately 38.96g (approximately 1.2526 troy ounces)
・Diameter: Approximately 45mm
 Manufactured by Franklin Mint
 Finishing: Undistributed Specimen
 Catalog number: KM#24
・Accessories: Original backing card

 【situation】

 This coin was issued as an uncirculated specimen. It shows natural discoloration, tarnishing, minor scratches, and hairline cracks due to age.

 The original backing card shows signs of age-related deterioration, including scuffs, peeling, creases, and stains on the edges and corners. Please check the images for detailed information on its condition.

 This item has not been authenticated by a third-party appraisal institution. You will receive the actual item shown in the images.

 This product is a coin item with collectible and material value, and is not sold for use as currency.