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| 正面描述 | Left-facing effigy of Antonio José de Sucre, national hero and liberator, with the encircling legend REPUBLICA DEL ECUADOR and the year of issue. The 'RA' counterstamp, attributed to Rogelio Alvarado and associated with the Galapagos Islands authority, is applied above the portrait in the upper field. The bust is rendered in a classical portrait style typical of late 19th-century South American coinage. |
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| 背面文字 | Latin |
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Ecuador's Galápagos Islands presented a persistent logistical problem for the central government: supplying sufficient coinage to a remote archipelago with almost no regular commercial shipping. The solution, applied across several decades, was to counterstamp existing silver coins — typically Chilean and Peruvian pieces of compatible weight — with a distinctive punch authorizing their circulation at the 2 décimos valuation specifically within the islands.
The host coins vary considerably, and attributing a given piece to KM#51.1 depends entirely on the counterstamp itself rather than the underlying planchet. Collectors should note that fakes of the punch exist.