Ecuador 1 sucre Ibero-American Olympics Race Walking PR69 PCGS silver coin 2007

The 2007 Ecuador 1 Sucre silver proof coin honors Ecuador’s outstanding achievements in Olympic race walking and forms part of the seventh Ibero-American coin series dedicated to sports and Olympic disciplines. This commemorative issue celebrates Ecuador’s international success in athletics, particularly in race walking, a discipline in which the country has earned worldwide recognition.

The reverse features a stylized image of a race walker in motion, representing the discipline that brought Ecuador its first Olympic glory. The design references the historic achievements of Ecuadorian athletes, most notably the legendary race walker Jefferson Pérez, whose Olympic gold medal victory placed Ecuador firmly on the global athletics stage. The inscriptions “Ecuador Oro Olímpico Marcha” and “1 Sucre” emphasize the nation’s Olympic triumph in the sport and the coin’s denomination.

The obverse displays the national coat of arms of Ecuador at the center, surrounded by the coats of arms of participating nations in the Ibero-American series. The Ecuadorian emblem shows Chimborazo volcano above the Guayas River with a steamship symbolizing commerce and national progress, while the Andean condor spreads its wings above the shield. The inscription “República del Ecuador” and the year “2007” complete the design.

Struck in .925 silver with a proof finish and certified PR69 DCAM by PCGS, this coin combines Olympic history, national pride, and elegant numismatic craftsmanship. It is an excellent collectible for sports enthusiasts and world coin collectors alike.

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