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Monetario americano (ilustrado) clasificado (1892)

Rosa, Alejandro A · Buenos Aires, Imp. de M. Biedma · leaf 359

An illustration from Monetario americano (ilustrado) clasificado, 1892, leaf 359 — N 1166—Anverso Leyenda Liberty. En el campo: Busto de laLibertad, á la derecha. Exergo: 1803. Reverso Leyenda United States of America. En el campo: One Cent, en láurea. Exergo: — •Cobre: Peso lO prram. I2 deciV. … N° 116-]—Anverso En el campo: Cabeza á la izquierda, con dia-dema, en que se lee: Liberty; al rededor trece estrellas.Exergo: 1818. Reverso Leyenda United States of America. En elcampo: One Cent, dentro de corona de laurel. Cobre: Peso 12 gram. 6 decíg. N 1168—Como la anterior. Ano • 1836 •Cobre:…

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