Anguilla 25 dollars Independence Webster Politics PR67 PCGS silver coin 1968

The Anguilla 25 Dollars 1968 silver coin is a powerful historical issue struck to commemorate the first anniversary of Anguilla’s declaration of independence. The obverse features a detailed portrait of Ronald Webster, revered as the Father of the Nation and first President of the Council. Surrounding the portrait is the inscription: “Commemorating the First Year of Independence 11th July 1968 – Ronald Webster, First President of the Council.” Webster’s leadership symbolized the island’s determination to separate from the federation with Saint Kitts and Nevis, establishing its unique identity. The reverse displays Anguilla’s enduring emblem: three dolphins swimming in a circle, symbolizing friendship, strength, and unity. Around the rim is inscribed “Issued by Authority of the Government of Anguilla”, along with the denomination W.I. $25, purity .999 Fine Silver, and weight 1 oz / 31 grams. Certified PR67DCAM by PCGS, this proof coin shines with deep cameo contrast and holds exceptional historical and numismatic value, making it a cornerstone for collectors of independence-era issues.
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