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Monetario americano (ilustrado) clasificado (1892)

Rosa, Alejandro A · Buenos Aires, Imp. de M. Biedma · leaf 82

An illustration from Monetario americano (ilustrado) clasificado, 1892, leaf 82 — VICTORIA DE CORRIENTES N° 229—Anverso Leyenda La República Argentina á los Ven-cedores en Corrientes. En el campo: Escudo de armasde la Nación. Reverso Leyenda 25 de Mayo 1865. En el campo:Sol radiante. Oro: Peso 19 gramos. N° 230—Como el número 229, Plata: Peso 16 gramos. N 231 - Como el número… … AS.VLTO DE CURUPAITY N 232—Anverso Leyenda Honor al Valor y Disciplina * Re-publica Argentina • En el campo: Escudo de la Nación.Reverso. No tiene. Oro: Peso 21 gramos. 76 — N 233—Como el número 232. Plata: Peso 18 gramos. N 234—Como el número 232. Cobre: Peso 16 gram. 3 decíg.

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