Antigua and Barbuda 100 dollars Endangered Wildlife Ibis Bird silver coin 1988

The Antigua & Barbuda 100 Dollars silver coin of 1988 is a striking piece from the Endangered Wildlife series, honoring the fragile beauty of the Caribbean’s natural heritage. Crafted in fine silver with mirror-like proof quality, it portrays on the obverse a graceful ibis bird, standing on a small patch of land among marsh grasses and reeds. The precise detailing of feathers and vegetation highlights the artistry of the engraver, while the inscription “ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS” crowns the design. On the reverse appears the proud coat of arms of Antigua and Barbuda, supported by two deer, topped with a pineapple symbolizing hospitality and fertility, with the motto “Each Endeavouring, All Achieving.” The date 1988 is engraved below. Issued as part of a program dedicated to endangered fauna, this coin raises awareness of the ibis, a bird revered for its elegance and ecological role in Caribbean wetlands. Scarce and highly collectible, it combines numismatic artistry, wildlife conservation, and national symbolism.
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