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Smithwick Numismatics

From Paramaribo To The Stalag, The Story Of Anton De Kom: 5 Gulden (Suriname, 1986)-Reference

From Paramaribo To The Stalag, The Story Of Anton De Kom: 10 Gulden (Suriname, 1988)-Reference

Notes Of Guyana, The Wooden Cathedral: 100 Dollars (Guyana, 2009)-Reference

Notes Of Trinidad, The Blue Crowned Motmot: 5 Dollars (Trinidad And Tobago, 2006)-Reference

Notes Of The Bahamas, The Nassau Market: 50 Cents (Bahamas, 2001)-Reference

From Paramaribo To The Stalag, The Story Of Anton De Kom: 250 Gulden (Suriname, 1988)-Reference

Birdwatching, Long-Tailed Hermit: 100 Gulden (Suriname, 2000)-Reference

Birdwatching, White-Throated Toucan: 25 Gulden (Suriname, 2000)-Reference

From Paramaribo To The Stalag, The Story Of Anton De Kom: 500 Gulden (Suriname, 1988)-Reference

From Paramaribo To The Stalag, The Story Of Anton De Kom: 100 Gulden (Suriname, 1986)-Reference

Notes Of The Dutch Caribbean: 1 Gulden (Netherlands Antilles, 1970)-Reference

General Louverture, Father Of Haiti: 1 Gourde (Haiti, 1989)-Reference

Notes Of The Dutch Caribbean: 2 1/2 Gulden (Netherlands Antilles, 1970)-Reference

State-Funded Banana Welfare: 10 Gulden (Suriname, 1996)-Article

Alumina Mining, Suriname's Blessing And Curse: 100 Gulden (Suriname, 1998)-Article

Star Of The Caribbean: 1 Cent (Bahamas, 1974)-Article

Coins From De Antillen: 1 Cent (Dutch Antilles, 1967)-Article

Anthony Nesty, An Afro-Caribbean Inspiration: 25 Gulden (Suriname, 1996)-Article

From Paramaribo To The Stalag, The Story Of Anton De Kom: 25 Gulden (Suriname, 1988)-Reference

Birdwatching, The Green-Throated Mango: 10 Gulden (Suriname, 2000)-Reference

Birdwatching, The Red-Necked Woodpecker: 5 Gulden (Suriname, 2000)-Reference

Logging, A Threat To Biodiversity: 5 Gulden (Suriname, 1996)-Article

Birdwatching, Beauties Of The Amazon: 2 1/2 Gulden (Suriname, 1985)-Reference

Conquering Hunger in the Caribbean: 1 Dollar (Trinidad and Tobago, 1979)-Article

A Vacation Paradise

Explore the Caribbean, a land of beautiful tropical islands. Extending south of the Florida Keys to South American coast. This exotic region received its name from the indigenous Carib people. Who explored its 100s of islands, reefs, and cays.

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