50 Sucres
50 Sucres
Ecuador · 1991
A silver-colored coin featuring the coat of arms of Ecuador on one side and the denomination '50' with the word 'SUCRES' on the other.
- Country
- Ecuador
- Year
- 1991
- Denomination
- 50 Sucres
- Metal
- Copper-Nickel
- Grade
- About Uncirculated to Mint State with minor surface wear
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Overview
A silver-colored coin featuring the coat of arms of Ecuador on one side and the denomination '50' with the word 'SUCRES' on the other.
Historical significance
The Ecuadorian sucre was the currency of Ecuador between 1884 and 2000, before it was replaced by the US Dollar due to severe inflation and economic crisis.
Obverse (front)
Features the Coat of Arms of Ecuador surrounded by the text 'REPUBLICA DEL ECUADOR' and the year '1991' at the bottom.
Reverse (back)
Features a large '50' to the left, a stylized indigenous motif/sunburst to the right, and the word 'SUCRES' below.
Estimated value
$0.50 to $2.00 depending on condition
What drives this coin's value
Condition, original mint luster, and lack of heavy scratches or corrosion
Grade assessment
About Uncirculated to Mint State with minor surface wear
Mintage & rarity
Common circulation coin
Authenticity & counterfeit red flags
Due to its low face value and copper-nickel composition, counterfeiting is extremely rare; weight and dimensions are the primary tests.
Notable varieties & errors
No major significant mint errors or rare varieties command substantial premiums for this specific date.
Similar coins
Other Latin American base metal coins from the late 20th century
Care & preservation
Store in a dry place in a coin flip or holder. Avoid harsh cleaning to preserve any remaining original luster.
