Ecuador 5 sucres Republic Coinage Antonio Sucre KM-79 MS64 PCGS silver coin 1944

The Ecuador 5 sucres silver coin dated 1944 is a classic issue from the Republic coinage, honoring Antonio José de Sucre, one of the most important figures in South American independence. This specimen, graded MS64 by PCGS, offers strong eye appeal with well-preserved details and attractive original toning.

The obverse features a left-facing portrait of Antonio Sucre, depicted with refined engraving that captures his distinctive profile and period hairstyle. Surrounding the portrait is the inscription “REPUBLICA DEL ECUADOR,” with the date “1944” positioned below, marking the year of issue.

The reverse displays the national coat of arms of Ecuador, crowned by the Andean condor with wings spread. The central shield shows a river scene with a ship, mountains, and a radiant sun, symbolizing the country’s geography and aspirations. Flags and national elements frame the design, while the denomination “CINCO SUCRES” appears along the rim. The inscription “GRAMOS 25 LEY 0.720” indicates the silver content, and the mint mark “M” with “MEXICO” below confirms production at the Mexico City Mint.

Struck in silver, this coin combines historical significance with classic design. A desirable collectible for enthusiasts of Latin American coinage and mid-20th century silver issues.

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