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2 Dollars Anguilla Regatta, Colored

Uitgever Eastern Caribbean Central Bank
Jaar 2024
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Valuta Dollar (1967-date)
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Beschrijving voorzijde Central device comprising the interlaced cursive monogram 'ECCB' of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, set within an open laurel wreath with branches extending symmetrically to either side and meeting at the base. The legend EASTERN CARIBBEAN CENTRAL BANK arcs along the upper border of the coin, while the inscriptions 1 OZ .999 SILVER and TWO DOLLARS are inscribed along the lower border, separated by a raised dot. The field is lightly frosted, presenting a satin finish typical of bullion-style coinage.
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Opschrift voorzijde EASTERN CARIBBEAN CENTRAL BANK · 1 OZ .999 SILVER · TWO DOLLARS
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Anguilla has no indigenous silver deposits and no mint of its own — this coin was almost certainly struck by a European or Australian contract facility on behalf of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, which administers monetary policy for eight island territories simultaneously. The Anguilla Regatta, held annually since 1967, grew directly from the island's 1967 rebellion against incorporation into the new state of Saint Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla, a political rupture so fierce that British troops were eventually sent in 1969 to restore order. The festival was established partly to assert a distinct Anguillan identity during that period of constitutional dispute.

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