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Since 1965, the Eastern Caribbean Dollar is the national currency of the member states of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States: Anguillla, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The EC dollar, or $EC (currency code XCD) is pegged to the US dollar and like the US dollar its subunit is the cent.
We are able to exchange current Eastern Caribbean dollar banknotes, previous series Eastern Caribbean banknotes, as well as XCD dollar coins.
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1 dollar coin East Caribbean States
The highest value coin in the Eastern Caribbean States is the piece of $1 dollar. The one dollar coin is made of nickel plated steel and features Sir Francis Drake’s galleon the Golden Hind and a portrait of Queen Elizabeth the Second.You get: £0.139701 XCD = £0.1397000000 -
1 Eastern Caribbean dollar banknote (Swordfish)
This was the last version of the $1 East Caribbean dollar banknote, before it was replaced by a $1 coin. The $1 note features a windsurfer and Queen Elizabeth II’s portrait on the front side. The back side shows palm trees and a view on the harbour of the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia.You get: £0.181611 XCD = £0.1816100000 -
5 Eastern Caribbean dollars banknote (improved security features)
This green coloured $5 Eastern Caribbean dollars banknote has a silver security seal with fishes. On the back side is an image of Admiral House in Antigua & Barbuda, and the Trafalgar Falls in Dominica.You get: £1.047751 XCD = £0.2095500000 -
25 cents coin East Caribbean States
The 25 cents coin from the East Caribbean States is the equivalent to a quarter dollar. The 25c coin has a diameter of 23.98mm and weighs 6.48 grams. On the front side is an image of the English galleon Golden Hind, on which Sir Francis Drake sailed around the world. On the back side is … ContinuedYou get: £0.034931 XCD = £0.1397000000 -
5 Eastern Caribbean dollars banknote
On the banknote of five Eastern Caribbean dollars is the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, the head of the Commonwealth. On the reverse side of the $5 XCD note is an image of Admiral’s House and Trafalgar Falls.You get: £1.047751 XCD = £0.2095500000 -
5 Eastern Caribbean dollars banknote (Swordfish)
This green coloured $5 dollars banknote from the swordfish series of the East Caribbean Central Bank has a windsurfer and portrait of HM Elizabeth II on the front side. On the back side of the five dollars note is a view on the harbour of the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia.You get: £0.908051 XCD = £0.1816100000 -
10 cents coin East Caribbean States
The sailing ship on the 10c coin from the Eastern Caribbean States is the Golden Hind, on which Sir Francis Drake carried out the second circumnavigation of the world in a single expedition, from 1577 to 1580. The ten cents coin weighs 2.30 grams and is made of nickel plated steel.You get: £0.013971 XCD = £0.1397000000 -
10 Eastern Caribbean dollars banknote
The $10 Eastern Caribbean Dollars banknote is blue coloured and has a turtle, some fish and a hummingbird on the front, along with a portrait if Queen Elizabeth II. The reverse shows the sailing ship Warspite, a flying heron, and Admiralty Bay in St Vincent and the Grenadines.You get: £2.095501 XCD = £0.2095500000 -
10 Eastern Caribbean dollars banknote (Swordfish)
The 10 Eastern Caribbean Dollars banknote is blue coloured and has a map of the Caribbean and a windsurfer on the front, along with a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. The reverse shows sailing boats in the harbour at Grenada, a heron and a swordfish.You get: £1.816101 XCD = £0.1816100000 -
10 Eastern Caribbean dollars banknote (improved security features)
On the banknote of ten Eastern Caribbean dollars is the portrait of HM Elizabeth II, head of the Commonwealth. There is a security foil patch on the front side, featuring fish. On the reverse side is the sailing ship The Warspite, a map of the Caribbean and a pelican.You get: £2.095501 XCD = £0.2095500000 -
20 Eastern Caribbean dollars banknote (Swordfish)
The twenty dollars note from the Swordfish series of the East Caribbean Central Bank features a front-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and a windsurfer. On the back side is the image of a swordfish and a view on St Lucia harbour.You get: £3.632201 XCD = £0.1816100000 -
5 cents coin East Caribbean States
The 5 cents coin from the Eastern Caribbean states is the smallest coin in circulation, since 1c and 2c coins were withdrawn in 2015. 5c coins are made of aluminium and weigh only 1.74 grams. The front features the denomination and a wreath surrounding it. On the back side is a portrait of Queen Elizabeth … ContinuedYou get: £0.006991 XCD = £0.1397000000 -
10 Eastern Caribbean dollars banknote (holographic security thread)
The blue coloured $10 dollar note from the Eastern Caribbean has a hologram security strip. On the back side of the note is a view on Admiralty Bay and the sailing ship The Warspite.You get: £2.095501 XCD = £0.2095500000 -
100 Eastern Caribbean dollars banknote (Swordfish)
The $100 banknote from the Eastern Caribbean swordfish series has an image of a windsurfer on the obverse side, along with the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, Sovereign of the Commonwealth realms. On the reverse side of the one hundred $EC dollar bill is a view on the harbour of Saint Lucia.You get: £18.161001 XCD = £0.1816100000 -
2 cents coin East Caribbean States
The two cents coin has a weight of 1.42 grams and a diameter of 21.46mm. The 2c piece is made of aluminium and shows a wreath surrounding the ‘2’ on the obverse side, and a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II on the reverse side.You get: £0.002791 XCD = £0.1397000000 -
1 cent coin East Caribbean States
The lowest value coin in the Eastern Caribbean States used to be the one cent coin, until its withdrawal from circulation in 2015. It is made of aluminium and weighs only 1.03 gram. The front tof the 1c coin features two crossed branches with leaves. On the back side of the $0.01 XCD coin is … ContinuedYou get: £0.001401 XCD = £0.1397000000
