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Monetario americano (ilustrado) clasificado (1892)

Rosa, Alejandro A · Buenos Aires, Imp. de M. Biedma · leaf 482

An illustration from Monetario americano (ilustrado) clasificado, 1892, leaf 482 — BATALLA DE MONTE CACEROS N 1469—Anverso Leyenda El Gobierno de la RepúblicaOriental del Uruguay. En el campo: Al Vencedor enMonte Caceros.Reverso En el campo: 3 de Febrero de 1852. Oro: Peso 14 gram. 2 decíg. N° 1470—Como la anterior. Plata: Peso 11 gram. 7 decíg. — 475 — … BATALLA DEL YATAY N° 1471—Anverso Leyenda • • * Vencedores • * • del Yatay.En el campo: Escudo de armas de la República Oriental;debajo pila de balas. Reverso En el campo: 17—de—Agosto—de—1865,en láurea. Oro: Peso 14 gram. 7 decíg. N 1472—Como el número 1471. Plata: Peso 14 gram. 6 decíg. N…

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