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| − | The specimen shown is a one year type struck in [[Chile]]. | + | The specimen shown is a one year type struck in [[Chile]]. It is the same weight and fineness as the old [[Chile 1907 40 centavos|forty centavos coins]] struck in 1907-08. It is the last silver coin struck for circulation in Chile; the 1933 peso is copper-nickel. The one peso coin of 1927 is 9 grams, .500 fine silver. Oscar Roty's defiant condor, first used in 1895, appeared on virtually all Chilean silver and copper-nickel coins until 1940. |
| − | It is the same weight and fineness as the old [[Chile 1907 40 centavos|forty centavos coins]] struck in 1907-08. | ||
| − | It is the last silver coin struck for circulation in Chile; the 1933 peso is copper-nickel. | ||
| − | The one peso coin of 1927 is 9 grams, .500 fine silver. | ||
| − | Oscar Roty's defiant condor, first used in 1895, appeared on virtually all Chilean silver and copper-nickel coins until 1940. | ||
''Recorded mintage:'' 4,000,000. | ''Recorded mintage:'' 4,000,000. | ||
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* [[Chile 1907 40 centavos|1907 40 centavos]] | * [[Chile 1907 40 centavos|1907 40 centavos]] | ||
* [[Chile 1927 5 pesos|1927 5 pesos]] | * [[Chile 1927 5 pesos|1927 5 pesos]] | ||
| + | * [[Chile 1932 10 centavos|1932 10 centavos]] | ||
* [[Chile 1932 100 pesos|1932 100 pesos]] | * [[Chile 1932 100 pesos|1932 100 pesos]] | ||
* [[Chile 1933 peso|1933 peso]] | * [[Chile 1933 peso|1933 peso]] | ||
Revision as of 21:50, 21 July 2023
File:Chile 1932 peso obv 600.jpg
from the Mountain Groan Collection
The specimen shown is a one year type struck in Chile. It is the same weight and fineness as the old forty centavos coins struck in 1907-08. It is the last silver coin struck for circulation in Chile; the 1933 peso is copper-nickel. The one peso coin of 1927 is 9 grams, .500 fine silver. Oscar Roty's defiant condor, first used in 1895, appeared on virtually all Chilean silver and copper-nickel coins until 1940.
Recorded mintage: 4,000,000.
Specification: 6 g, .400 fine silver, .723 troy oz ASW, 26 mm diameter, designed by Oscar Roty.
Catalog reference: KM 174.
- Michael, Thomas, and Tracy L. Schmidt, Standard Catalog of World Coins, 1901-2000, 47th ed., Iola, WI: Krause Publications, 2019.
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