First introduced in 2018 by Scottsdale Mint, the Cayman Islands Sea Life Series honors ocean creatures native to the Caribbean. This collection includes both silver and gold coins that feature well-known marine animals such as the Loggerhead Turtle, the Marlin, and the Stingray. These species are vital to the marine ecosystems around the Cayman Islands. Right now, Provident Metals has the 2025 Cayman Islands Sea Life Stingray 1 oz Gold Coin available for purchase.

Highlights:

• Arrives inside an acrylic capsule!
• 8th release in the Cayman Islands Sea Life Series!
• Proof-like coins!
• Limited mintage of only 1,000 coins!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.
• Bears a face value of 5 Dollars backed by the Cayman Islands.
• National coat of arms of the Cayman Islands on the obverse.
• Stingray on the reverse.

Each 2025 Cayman Islands Sea Life Stingray 1 oz Gold Coin comes inside a clear acrylic capsule. These coins are made with 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold and display a proof-like finish. This visual style includes subtle frosting on raised elements with reflective background fields. Only 1,000 coins were made in total.

Obverse

The obverse side of the 2025 Cayman Islands Sea Life Stingray Gold Coin features the official coat of arms of the Cayman Islands. The shield in the center includes three stars, each one representing one of the Cayman Islands. Wave-like lines represent the sea, and a turtle above the shield references the islands original name, Las Tortugas, given by early explorers who spotted many turtles in the area. Inscriptions here include 2025, CAYMAN ISLANDS, 5 DOLLARS, and 1 TROY OZ 9999 FINE GOLD.

Reverse

The reverse side of 2025 Sea Life Stingray 1 oz Gold Coins features a stingray swimming near the sea bottom. These peaceful fish spend much of their time resting under the sand and feed on small animals like worms and shellfish. Their flat shape and long tails help them stay near the ocean floor. While stingrays can have venomous barbs, they are not aggressive and usually pose no threat if left alone. The inscriptions include CAYMAN ISLANDS and STINGRAY.

History

Southern Stingrays are among the most commonly seen fish in the Caribbean Sea. These rays are known for their wide, flat bodies that can measure up to five feet across. Their upper side ranges from brown to olive-gray and feels smooth, while their underside is a lighter white or cream shade.

Ordering

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