Ecuador 25000 sucres Ibero-American Architecture KM-120 Church silver coin 2005

The 2005 Ecuador 25,000 sucres silver coin is part of the renowned Ibero-American series, dedicated to architectural heritage across Spanish-speaking countries. This issue highlights the historic Church of La Compañía de Jesús in Quito, one of the finest examples of Baroque architecture in Latin America.

The obverse presents a detailed depiction of the church’s richly ornamented façade, showcasing its elaborate columns, statues, and intricate decorative elements. The inscription “LA COMPAÑÍA DE JESÚS – QUITO” arches above, while the year 2005 appears below. The design captures the grandeur and artistic sophistication of this iconic religious landmark, emphasizing symmetry and depth through finely engraved relief.

The reverse features the national coat of arms of Ecuador at the center, surrounded by the inscription “REPÚBLICA DEL ECUADOR” and the denomination “25,000 SUCRES.” Around the perimeter are the coats of arms of participating Ibero-American nations, symbolizing cultural unity and shared heritage within the series.

Struck in silver with a proof finish, this coin stands out for its sharp detail and architectural theme, making it highly appealing to collectors of world coins, historic landmarks, and commemorative series.

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