Anguillas warm, turquoise waters are home to some of the Caribbeans most exciting sailing traditions, especially the annual Anguilla Regatta that draws crowds from all over the world. The islands smooth bays and dependable breezes make it a perfect place for both competitive and recreational sailing. For 2024, Scottsdale Mint has honored this nautical legacy with a colorized design in the EC8 Series. BGASC is proud to offer the 2024 1 oz Colorized EC8 Silver Anguilla Regatta Coin.

Highlights:

• Comes in a themed presentation box!
• 7th release in the EC8 Series!
• Showcases a regatta-themed design honoring Anguilla!
• Limited mintage of only 500 coins!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver in BU condition.
• The face value of Two Dollars (XCD) is fully backed by the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank.
• On the obverse is the emblem of the ECCB.
• The reverse features a colorized image of a sailboat gliding through the bay.

All 2024 1 oz Colorized EC8 Silver Anguilla Regatta Coins are Brilliant Uncirculated and arrive in a themed presentation box. These coins are part of the Eastern Caribbean Central Banks official EC8 Series, which represents eight member countries across the Caribbean.

Obverse

The obverse of the 2024 Colorized Silver Anguilla Regatta Coin features the seal of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank. Anguilla is a British Overseas Territory located in the northeast Caribbean. The island is known for its quiet beauty and elegant resorts. Just 35 square miles in size, Anguilla is home to a tight-knit population of about 15,000, known for preserving their culture while supporting a strong tourism economy.

Reverse

The reverse of the 2024 1 oz Colorized EC8 Silver Regatta Coin displays a full-color image of a sailboat cutting through the waves off Anguillas coast. Modern regatta celebrations took off in the 20th century, especially as many islands gained independence and began showcasing their maritime traditions through public festivals and races.

History

Regattas in this region started as practical exercises among sailors and evolved into organized competitions. These events gained popularity when colonial officials began sponsoring races to celebrate various religious and historical occasions.

Ordering

If youd like more information or assistance with your order, please contact the BGASC team at 888-992-4272. You can also reach us through web chat or by email.