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The 2024 issue of Dominica celebrates the 7th year of the longstanding Eastern Caribbean 8 (EC8) program and is a masterpiece in heraldic design. This coin is produced by the Scottsdale Mint in cooperation with the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB). It is not only.999 fine silver, but it is sovereign history. With the complex national symbols of Dominica, this 1 oz bullion coin is a gem to every collector following the entire series of EC8 or an investor with great potential of high growth potential and high purity of silver.
Reverse: The National Coat of Arms. The reverse: The grandiose Dominica Coat of Arms. It has a shield in the middle with four quadrants where a canoe, banana tree, palm tree, and native frog can be seen. Two Sisserou Parrots (Imperial Amazons) flank the shield, and the bird is only present on the island of Dominica. The inscription Juste-Air is the national motto of the island, which, meaning After God, the Earth, implies how strongly the island is attached to its fertile, volcanic nature.
Obverse: The Seal of Authority. The obverse has the official seal of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB). The seal is surrounded by the crucial information of the investor: "1 oz .999 SILVER", the year "2024", and the denomination "TWO DOLLARS"
There are three reasons why the EC8 series has become one of the most successful regional bullion programs in the world:
Low Population: The 25,000 mintage of the Dominica coin is also extremely low by the standard of the Silver Eagles, which are minted in millions each year.
Design Change every year: It is also possible to note that every country in the EC8 program will have a new design per year, unlike many bullion series, which use the same design.
High Liquidity: These coins are accepted worldwide by dealers as legal tender in eight of the Caribbean islands (Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines).
The 2024 issue of Dominica celebrates the 7th year of the longstanding Eastern Caribbean 8 (EC8) program and is a masterpiece in heraldic design. This coin is produced by the Scottsdale Mint in cooperation with the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB). It is not only.999 fine silver, but it is sovereign history. With the complex national symbols of Dominica, this 1 oz bullion coin is a gem to every collector following the entire series of EC8 or an investor with great potential of high growth potential and high purity of silver.
Reverse: The National Coat of Arms. The reverse: The grandiose Dominica Coat of Arms. It has a shield in the middle with four quadrants where a canoe, banana tree, palm tree, and native frog can be seen. Two Sisserou Parrots (Imperial Amazons) flank the shield, and the bird is only present on the island of Dominica. The inscription Juste-Air is the national motto of the island, which, meaning After God, the Earth, implies how strongly the island is attached to its fertile, volcanic nature.
Obverse: The Seal of Authority. The obverse has the official seal of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB). The seal is surrounded by the crucial information of the investor: "1 oz .999 SILVER", the year "2024", and the denomination "TWO DOLLARS"
There are three reasons why the EC8 series has become one of the most successful regional bullion programs in the world:
Low Population: The 25,000 mintage of the Dominica coin is also extremely low by the standard of the Silver Eagles, which are minted in millions each year.
Design Change every year: It is also possible to note that every country in the EC8 program will have a new design per year, unlike many bullion series, which use the same design.
High Liquidity: These coins are accepted worldwide by dealers as legal tender in eight of the Caribbean islands (Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines).