Eastern Caribbean Dollars

These banknotes from $5 to $100 XCD are the current set of bills circulating in the member states of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States. Each banknote has different versions, with newer banknotes having more sophisticated security features such as a holographic security thread. Each of the current Eastern Caribbean Dollar banknotes has the portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II, head of the Commonwealth on the front side. The back side features a map of the Caribbean and important landmarks of the Eastern Caribbean islands. In addition to current $EC banknotes we also exchange withdrawn Eastern Caribbean dollar banknotes and Eastern Caribbean dollar coins.

Coins from 5 cents to $1 dollar are in use today in the East Caribbean States. Coins of 1 cent and 2 cents were withdrawn from circulation in 2015, but we continue to exchange them. One Eastern Caribbean dollar is the equivalent of 100 cents. The three highest value coins feature the sailing ship 'Golden Hind' of the English explorer Sir Francis Drake. All coins have the portrait of Queen Elizabeth the Second, head of the Commonwealth. In addition to $EC dollar and cent coins, we also exchange current Eastern Caribbean dollar banknotes and previous series XCD banknotes.

These banknotes are no longer in use as a means of payment in the Eastern Caribbean States. They have been withdrawn from circulation and replaced by modern banknotes with more advanced security features. the $1 EC dollar notes have been replaced by coins. Older type XCD banknotes were issued by the East Caribbean Currency Authority. Eastern Caribbean banknotes from the 1985-1993 issue feature the image of a swordfish on the back side. We are able to exchange all these older style Eastern Caribbean Dollar banknotes. In addition we also exchange current Eastern Caribbean dollar bills and Eastern Caribbean dollar and cent coins.