Anguilla 25 dollars Independence President Ronald Webster proof silver coin 1968

The Anguilla 25 Dollars 1968 silver coin is a historically significant issue that commemorates the first anniversary of Anguilla’s independence. On the obverse, the coin features a bold portrait of Ronald Webster, the island’s revolutionary leader and first President of the Council. Around his likeness is the inscription “Commemorating the First Year of Independence 11th July 1968 – Ronald Webster, First President of the Council.” Webster, often called the “Father of the Nation”, led Anguilla’s secession from the federation with Saint Kitts and Nevis, becoming a symbol of resistance and national pride. The reverse depicts the emblem of three dolphins swimming in a circle, a powerful representation of unity, endurance, and friendship. Around the edge is inscribed “Issued by Authority of the Government of Anguilla”, alongside the denomination W.I. $25, silver purity .999 Fine, and weight 1 oz / 31 grams. Struck in proof quality silver, this coin is both a precious metal investment and a vital piece of Anguilla’s political history. Its combination of artistry, rarity, and historical value makes it an exceptional collectible for connoisseurs of world coins.
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