Difference between revisions of "Venezuela"

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* [[Venezuela 2012 1 bolivar|2012 1 bolivar]]
 
* [[Venezuela 2012 1 bolivar|2012 1 bolivar]]
 
* [[Venezuela 2010 50 bolivares KM-Y101|2010 50 bolivares, 70th Anniversary of the Central Bank]]
 
* [[Venezuela 2010 50 bolivares KM-Y101|2010 50 bolivares, 70th Anniversary of the Central Bank]]
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* [[Venezuela 2010 200 bolivares KM-Y95|2010 200 bolivares, 180th Anniversary of the Battle of Carabobo]]
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* [[Venezuela 2010 200 bolivares KM-Y95|2010 200 bolivares, 200th Anniversary of the declaration of independence]]
 
* [[Venezuela 2010 200 bolivares KM-Y97|2010 200 bolivares, Francisco de Miranda, 1 oz silver]]
 
* [[Venezuela 2010 200 bolivares KM-Y97|2010 200 bolivares, Francisco de Miranda, 1 oz silver]]
 
* [[Venezuela 2010 200 bolivares KM-Y98|2010 200 bolivares, Francisco de Miranda, 1 oz gold]]
 
* [[Venezuela 2010 200 bolivares KM-Y98|2010 200 bolivares, Francisco de Miranda, 1 oz gold]]

Revision as of 09:25, 29 September 2021

Venezuela in 1876

Provincial coinage

Caracas royalist and republican issues

Guayana royalist issues

Early decimal coinage (1843-79)

Pre-reform (1843-1863)

Post-reform (1874-1876)

centavos and venezolanos

Essais and trial strikes

modern decimal coinage (since 1879)

Estados Unidos de Venezuela (1879 - 1953)

five centimos

12½ centimos

Bolivar fractionals

medio bolivar

1 bolivar

2 bolivares

Five bolivares

gold bolivares

Republica de Venezuela (1953-1999)

CIA map of Venezuela, mid 1990's

centimos

12½ centimos

1 bolivar

2 bolivares

5 bolivares

10, 20, and 50 bolivares

100 and 500 bolivares

thousand bolivares

Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (1999 - present)

revalued (1000 old bolivares = 1 new bolivar)

patterns and essais