Title:
Barbados 25 Cents
Description:
Obverse
National Arms
Lettering:
BARBADOS 19 73
PRIDE AND INDUSTRY
Reverse
The Morgan Lewis Windmill is one of only two functional windmills in the Caribbean. Built in 1727 and in operation until 1945, the mill was used to grind sugar cane and could deliver up to 1,500 gallons of cane juice to the boiling house daily.
After 1945, when the mill stopped operating, it fell into disrepair and was at one time listed among the world’s most endangered heritage sites. In 1996, the Barbados National Trust embarked on a restoration project and returned the mill to its original working specifications.
Grinding is done at Morgan Lewis every second Sunday between the months of January and April, and the mill and its grounds are open for tours.
(From Central Bank of Barbados)
Lettering:
TWENTY FIVE CENTS
PN
Engraver: Philip Nathan
Edge
National Arms
Lettering:
BARBADOS 19 73
PRIDE AND INDUSTRY
Reverse
The Morgan Lewis Windmill is one of only two functional windmills in the Caribbean. Built in 1727 and in operation until 1945, the mill was used to grind sugar cane and could deliver up to 1,500 gallons of cane juice to the boiling house daily.
After 1945, when the mill stopped operating, it fell into disrepair and was at one time listed among the world’s most endangered heritage sites. In 1996, the Barbados National Trust embarked on a restoration project and returned the mill to its original working specifications.
Grinding is done at Morgan Lewis every second Sunday between the months of January and April, and the mill and its grounds are open for tours.
(From Central Bank of Barbados)
Lettering:
TWENTY FIVE CENTS
PN
Engraver: Philip Nathan
Edge
Country:
Barbados
Year:
1987
Material:
Cupronickel
Denomination:
$0.25
Weight:
5.67 g
Diameter:
23 mm
Edge:
Reeded
Date Added:
2018-06-08 16:56:36
Date Added:
2018-06-08 16:56:36