Anguilla 2 dollars National Flag Coat of Arms Dolphin PR69 PCGS silver coin 1970

The Anguilla 2 Dollars 1970 silver coin is an extraordinary issue celebrating the island’s national pride and struggle for self-determination. On the obverse, the design presents a bold image of the national flag of Anguilla flying over the island’s outline, with “The Valley” (the capital) clearly inscribed. The flag features the three dolphins emblem — a symbol of unity, friendship, and endurance. Surrounding the scene is the legend “Government of Anguilla”, accompanied by decorative palm fronds and maritime waves. The reverse showcases the coat of arms, divided into sections bearing a conch shell, radiant sun, and ocean waves, topped by a flourishing tree. A graceful dolphin leaps at the right, reinforcing the symbolism of vitality and freedom, while a swan figure adds further heraldic richness. The motto “Strength and Endurance” is inscribed on a ribbon beneath, with the historic dates May 30 – July 11, 1967 recalling the Anguillian Revolution. Struck in silver with prooflike brilliance and graded PR69 by PCGS, this coin is a rare and significant collectible merging artistry, history, and symbolism.
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