Ecuador 1 sucre Olympic Games Race Walking Sportsman PR67 PCGS silver coin 2007

The Ecuador 1 Sucre silver proof coin issued in 2007 celebrates Ecuador’s achievements in Olympic athletics and honors the country’s Olympic race walking champions, one of the most successful disciplines in Ecuadorian sports history. This commemorative issue pays tribute to the determination and international victories of Ecuadorian athletes who brought Olympic glory to the nation.

The obverse features a dynamic depiction of a race walking athlete in motion, captured mid-stride as he moves along curved track lines that symbolize a stadium running track and the movement of competitive sport. The figure’s athletic posture, bent arms, and forward stride emphasize the technique and endurance required in race walking. Surrounding the athlete are the inscriptions “ECUADOR ORO OLÍMPICO MARCHA” and the denomination “1 SUCRE”, highlighting Ecuador’s Olympic gold achievements in this discipline.

The reverse displays the coat of arms of the Republic of Ecuador at the center, with the Andean condor spreading its wings above the national shield depicting Mount Chimborazo, a river and a ship. Around the central emblem appear several coats of arms and official emblems of participating Ibero-American countries, arranged in a circular composition that reflects international cooperation within the Ibero-American commemorative program. The inscriptions “REPUBLICA DEL ECUADOR” and the year “2007” complete the design.

Struck in fine silver with a proof finish and certified PCGS PR67 DCAM, this collectible coin combines Olympic sports history, national pride, and elegant numismatic craftsmanship, making it a desirable addition for collectors of world coins, Olympic memorabilia, and sports-themed numismatics.

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