Eastern Caribbean States Coin List
Eastern Caribbean States | 2 dollars (Sir Douglas Haig)
Eastern Caribbean States | 2 dollars (Sir Francis Drake)
Eastern Caribbean States | 2 dollars (Boudicca)
Eastern Caribbean States | 2 dollars (Earl of Cardigan)
Eastern Caribbean States | 2 dollars (King Alfred the Great)
Eastern Caribbean States | 2 dollars (King Edward I)
Eastern Caribbean States | 2 dollars (King Henry III)
Eastern Caribbean States | 2 dollars (King Henry IV)
Eastern Caribbean States | 2 dollars (King Henry VII)
Eastern Caribbean States | 2 dollars (Oliver Cromwell)
Eastern Caribbean States | 2 dollars (Roberto the Bruce)
Eastern Caribbean States | 2 dollars (Sir John Fisher)
Eastern Caribbean States | 2 dollars (T.E. Lawrence)
Eastern Caribbean States | 2 dollars (Duke of Marlborough)
Eastern Caribbean States | 1 dollar (Jubilee of the Reign of Isabel II 1952-2002)
Eastern Caribbean States | 2 dollars (10th Anniversary of Financial Reporting Month)
Eastern Caribbean States | 10 dollars (60th wedding anniversary)
Eastern Caribbean States | 5 dollars (The Queen's Diamond Jubilee)
Eastern Caribbean States | 5 dollars (A lifetime of service)
Eastern Caribbean States | 1 dollar (50th anniversary of the currency of the Eastern Caribbean States)
Eastern Caribbean States | 5 dollars (90th anniversary of the birth of Queen Elizabeth I)
Eastern Caribbean States | 1 dollar (Predecimal currency)
Eastern Caribbean States | 10 dollars (Concorde's last scheduled flight)
Eastern Caribbean States | 10 dollars (Queen Elizabeth holds a radio address)
Eastern Caribbean States | 10 dollars (Family scene with the Queen)
The most valuable and popular coins
The most valuable Eastern Caribbean States coins and sought after by collectors according to Foronum statistics are the following:
The recent monetary history of the Eastern Caribbean States is marked by the transition from colonial currencies to a unified currency for the region. This significant change has influenced the numismatics and economics of the islands that make up this monetary union.
The Eastern Caribbean dollar
In 1965, the Eastern Caribbean dollar (EC$) was introduced as the official currency of the Eastern Caribbean States. This currency replaced the British West Indies dollar and became the medium of exchange for Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and later Anguilla and Montserrat. The Eastern Caribbean dollar has maintained a fixed exchange rate with the U.S. dollar since 1976, which has provided economic stability to the region.
Numismatics and commemorative issues
The numismatics of the Eastern Caribbean States has been enriched by the issuance of commemorative coins and banknotes over the years. Of particular note are the series of coins celebrating the independence of member nations, as well as issues commemorating historical events and important figures in the region. In 2008, a new series of coins was introduced with updated designs, including depictions of local flora and fauna, which has increased collector interest in Eastern Caribbean numismatics.
Eastern Caribbean States is a country that does not exist today.