Ecuador
Republic
(1830 - 9999)
Galapagos Counterstamp
Standard circulation coin: 2
Peso
(1871 - 1884)
Standard circulation coin: 2
–
Real
(1822 - 1871)
Standard circulation coin: 5
Coins
1 Centavo
(2000–2004)
Brass
2.5g
ø 19mm
g
0,20
vg
0,20
f
0,20
vf
0,22
xf
0,27
au
0,27
unc
0,94
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Centavos
(2000–2005)
Stainless steel
4.95g
ø 21.2mm
g
0,08–0,09
vg
0,15–0,17
f
0,21–0,24
vf
0,21–0,27
xf
0,25–0,33
au
0,30–0,54
unc
0,77–0,90
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
10 Centavos
(2000)
Stainless steel
2.3g
ø 17.9mm
g
0,10
vg
0,21
f
0,25
vf
0,25
xf
0,27
au
0,29
unc
0,78
25 Centavos
(2000)
Stainless steel
5.8g
ø 24.2mm
g
0,23
vg
0,33
f
0,33
vf
0,37
xf
0,60
au
0,75
unc
0,97
50 Centavos
(2000)
Stainless steel
11.25g
ø 30.6mm
g
0,63
vg
0,63
f
0,63
vf
0,76
xf
0,87
au
1,20
unc
1,30
1 Centavo
(1928)
Bronze (95% Copper, 5% Zinc and Tin)
3.5g
ø 20.5mm
f
1,10
vf
1,60
xf
21,00
au
23,00
unc
25,00
1 Centavo
(1909)
Copper-nickel
2g
ø 17mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
1 Centavo
(1884–1886)
Copper-nickel
3g
ø 18mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
2 Centavos
(1909)
Copper-nickel
2.8g
ø 19mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
2½ Centavos
(1917)
Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
2.4g
ø 19mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Centavos
(1946)
Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
1.95g
ø 17mm
g
0,07
vg
0,33
f
0,33
vf
0,44
xf
0,54
au
0,62
unc
0,95
