Circulated Coins Appraisal

Antigua and Barbuda 2011 2 Dollar Coins

The image displays two identical coins, likely made of a base metal alloy, exhibiting a silver-gray color. Each coin features a detailed design divided into four quadrants, encircling a central, slightly raised element that appears to be a depiction of the national coat of arms or a similar emblem. The upper left quadrant shows a building or structure, possibly Parliament House or a historical landmark. The upper right quadrant contains what looks like a lion or other heraldic animal. The lower left quadrant displays a palm tree with foliage, while the lower right quadrant depicts wavy lines representing water or the sea. Below this central design, the year "2011" is clearly visible on both coins, indicating their date of mintage. Around the perimeter of the central design, there is text, with visible portions including words like "ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA" at the top, and likely "TWO DOLLARS" or a similar denomination at the bottom (partially obscured but suggested by the numeral '2'). The coins appear to be in good, circulated condition, showing some surface wear consistent with handling, but no significant damage like deep scratches or dents. The relief on the designs is still crisp, suggesting good strike quality. The edges of the coins are rounded and appear to have a reeded or milled finish, though this is not perfectly clear from the image. The overall craftsmanship suggests a standard national coinage production.