Difference between revisions of "Chile"

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* [[Chile 1877 1/2 decimo|1877 ½ décimo]]
 
* [[Chile 1877 1/2 decimo|1877 ½ décimo]]
 
* [[Chile 1878 1/2 decimo|1878 ½ décimo]]
 
* [[Chile 1878 1/2 decimo|1878 ½ décimo]]
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* [[Chile 1884 1/2 decimo KM-137.3|1884 medio décimo, with "0.5" fineness]]
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* [[Chile 1880 1/2 decimo KM-137.2|1880 ½ décimo, without fineness]]
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* [[Chile 1880 1/2 decimo KM-137.3|1880 ½ décimo, with "0.5" fineness]]
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* [[Chile 1884 1/2 decimo KM-137.3|1884 ½ décimo, with "0.5" fineness]]
 
* [[Chile 1884 1/2 decimo KM-149|1884 ½ décimo, without fineness]]
 
* [[Chile 1884 1/2 decimo KM-149|1884 ½ décimo, without fineness]]
 
* [[Chile 1887 1/2 decimo|1887 ½ décimo]]
 
* [[Chile 1887 1/2 decimo|1887 ½ décimo]]

Revision as of 10:24, 9 March 2026

Chile-map.gif

Colonial coinage (to 1818)

quarter reales

half reales

one reales

two reales

four reales

eight reales

one escudos

two escudos

four escudos

eight escudos

Republic pre-decimal coinage (reales, pesos and escudos):

quarter real

half real

one real

two reales

eight reales/one peso

one escudo

two escudos

four escudos

eight escudos

local countermarks

Republic decimal coinage (pesos and centavos, to 1959):

half centavo

one, two and 2½ centavos

half decimo / five centavos

one decimo / ten centavos

twenty centavos

forty centavos

fifty centavos

one peso

two pesos

five pesos

ten pesos

twenty and fifty pesos

hundred pesos

Modern coinage (since 1960)

CIA map of Chile in 1974

In 1960, the currency was reformed, with 1 escudo = 1000 old pesos. In 1975, it was reformed again, with 1 new peso = 1000 escudos.

centésimos and escudos

peso (since 1975)

five pesos

ten pesos

fifty pesos

100 and 500 pesos

Unsorted and miscellaneous links