Anguilla 1/2 dollar St Mary Church Building Architecture PR68 PCGS Ag coin 1970

The Anguilla 1/2 Dollar 1970 silver coin is a remarkable collector’s piece that reflects the island’s cultural identity and resilience during a pivotal era. Issued by the Government of Anguilla, the obverse depicts the country’s coat of arms — a shield divided into quadrants with a conch shell, radiant sun, and ocean waves, crowned by a flourishing tree. On either side stand dolphins, symbols of freedom and vitality, while beneath the shield flows the proud motto “Strength and Endurance”. Above the emblem appear the historic dates May 30 – July 11, 1967, commemorating Anguilla’s struggle for independence. The reverse offers a detailed engraving of St. Mary’s Church, one of the island’s most iconic landmarks, surrounded by the inscription “Government of Anguilla”. The church, with its traditional architecture, recalls the island’s colonial past and its enduring faith. Certified PR68 DCAM by PCGS, this coin demonstrates brilliant prooflike quality, struck in silver, with exceptional preservation and rarity. It unites heritage, artistry, and history, making it an outstanding addition to any world coin collection.
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