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25 Ekueles Annobón island
| Issuer | Equatorial Guinea |
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| Year | 2013 |
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| Currency | Ekuele |
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| Obverse description | Denomination '25' appears prominently in the upper left field, with a stylized flowering plant spray occupying the right portion of the design. The legend 'ekuele' is inscribed below the denomination, followed by the island name 'Annobón' in larger lettering across the lower central field. The date '2013' is inscribed along the bottom of the coin within a raised rim border. |
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| Mintage | 2013 |
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Annobón is a remote volcanic island in the South Atlantic, administered by Equatorial Guinea despite lying far closer to São Tomé and Príncipe. Its inclusion on a circulating denomination is notable given the island's population of roughly 5,000 and its near-total isolation — regular supply ships are infrequent, and the island has historically resisted integration with the mainland government, including an uprising in 1973 that prompted the Macías Nguema regime to forcibly deport a portion of its population.