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2020 1 oz Antigua & Barbuda Rum Runner .9999 Gold Coin in Certi-Lock #A452

$ 1027.73

Availability: 159 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Composition: Gold
  • Brand/Mint: Scottsdale Mint
  • Year: 2020
  • Condition: Limited Mintage, Brilliant Uncirculated Legal Tender Coin, Brand New, Direct from Mint
  • Coin: Antigua & Barbuda Rum Runner
  • Certification Number: Random
  • Total Precious Metal Content: 1 Troy Ounce
  • Fineness: 0.9999
  • Certification: Certi-Lock
  • Strike Type: Proof-Like
  • Precious Metal Content per Unit: 1 oz

    Description

    Part of the EC8 coin series by Scottsdale Mint, this 1oz .9999 gold coin is legal tender of Antigua and Barbuda and is sealed in a Certi-Lock® Assay Card Certificate of Authenticity. Limited Mintage of only 2,500 coins worldwide. EC8 is short for Eastern Caribbean 8 and is a coin series that features coins in both gold and silver from the 8 islands that are part of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, which is the issuing monetary authority for the coin program minted by Scottsdale Mint.
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    Part of the EC8 coin series by Scottsdale Mint, this .1 oz 9999 gold coin is legal tender of Antigua and Barbuda and is sealed in a Certi-Lock® Assay Card.
    The relationship between Rum
    and the Caribbean can be traced back to 1493 when Columbus first visited Antigua. Keen on the tropical climate and virgin soil, he decided it was the perfect place to offload his cargo of sugar cane trimmings from the Canary Islands. For nearly 150 years’ locals cultivated the plant for molasses, honey, and sugarcane juice.  In 1632 the English colonized Antigua and Barbuda and brought with them their fermentation and distillation abilities – dramatically altering the intended use of the sugar cane plant.
    Like any frontier, alcohol had to be imported and was expensive as a result. The invention of rum
    and the subsequent demand for this cheaper and abundant libation turned sugar cane into the island’s staple crop nearly overnight. Rum
    became so profitable that other cash crops like tobacco, indigo, and ginger were replaced with sugar; the new economic backbone of the islands.
    The first large sugar estate was established in 1674, and competition for rum sales – as well as the security that armed ships provided - quickly heated up.  The Caribbean island governors concocted a plan to offer discount pricing on rum to the Royal Navy in hopes of gaining protection from the pirates of the Caribbean.  As it were, pirates were making a killing – literally and figuratively – by capturing the prized cargo of lesser vessels and running the spoils (rum) to the heavily taxed colonies in North America and West Indies.
    Limited Mintage of only 2,500 coins worldwide
    .
    EC8 is short for Eastern Caribbean 8 and is a coin series that will features coins in both gold and silver from the 8 islands that are part of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, which is the issuing monetary authority for the coin program minted by Scottsdale Mint.
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