Item Description
The 2021 Anguilla 1 oz Silver EC8 Coin is the fifth release in the 2021 EC8 Island Series, an internationally recognized bullion program produced by the Scottsdale Mint for the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank. The EC8 series celebrates eight island nations within the Eastern Caribbean monetary union, each represented by a unique design reflecting the culture, heritage, or natural beauty of the issuing island.
Struck from 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver, the Anguilla release combines investment-grade precious metal purity with elegant Caribbean-themed artwork. The series has gained strong international attention for its limited mintages, consistent design framework, and distinctive island imagery.
With a limited mintage of only 25,000 coins, the 2021 Anguilla issue stands as a sought-after collectible among both bullion investors and series collectors. Each coin is sealed in a mint-issued airtight capsule to preserve its Brilliant Uncirculated condition.
Round Highlights
- Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 fine silver
- Fifth release in the 2021 EC8 Island Series
- Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) condition
- Limited mintage of 25,000 coins
- Produced by Scottsdale Mint
- Legal tender backed by the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank
- Individually sealed in mint-issued airtight capsules
Design Details
The EC8 Island Series highlights the member nations of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, showcasing each island’s heritage through distinct reverse designs while maintaining a unified obverse across the series. The consistent design framework gives the series strong visual continuity while allowing each nation’s unique identity to shine.
Obverse
The obverse features the Raphael Maklouf effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, framed by elegant evergreen laurel branches. Surrounding inscriptions include “EASTERN CARIBBEAN CENTRAL BANK,” “1 OZ .999 SILVER,” “QUEEN ELIZABETH II,” and the legal tender denomination “TWO DOLLARS.”
Reverse
The reverse celebrates Anguilla’s maritime heritage, depicting sailboats gliding across the Caribbean Sea. A textured finish beneath the vessels adds depth to the water, while a decorative border frames the design. The inscriptions “ANGUILLA” appear at the top with the year 2021 displayed below.
