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Monetario americano (ilustrado) clasificado (1892)

Rosa, Alejandro A · Buenos Aires, Imp. de M. Biedma · leaf 425

An illustration from Monetario americano (ilustrado) clasificado, 1892, leaf 425 — N 1322—Anverso y Reverso. Es un \ peso de las ProvinciasUnidas del Río de la Plata, habiéndose colocado sobre lacara del sol, un sello que tiene el león sentado, asta y gorrofrigio y la feclia 1858. Plata: Peso 13 gramos. 418 — … N° 1323—Anverso Leyetida República del Paraguay. En elcampo: Estrella radiante de cinco puntas entre dos ramas delaurel y encina. Reverso E71 el campo: Corona de laurel en cuyo centrohay un círculo y en él la cifra 4 sobre azur; encima unacinta con la inscripción: Centesimos. Exergo: • 1870 •…

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