E-auction 513-426030 - fwo_749589 - ARGENTINA 1 Peso bicentenaire de la Révolution de Mai : Aconcagua / symbole du Bicentenaire 2010

ARGENTINA 1 Peso bicentenaire de la Révolution de Mai : Aconcagua / symbole du Bicentenaire 2010 MS

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Estimate :	5 €
Price :	2 €
Maximum bid :	3 €
End of the sale :	13 February 2023 17:46:00
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Type : 1 Peso bicentenaire de la Révolution de Mai : Aconcagua / symbole du Bicentenaire

Date: 2010

Quantity minted : 60000000

Metal : bi-metallic

Diameter : 22,94 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Weight : 6,35 g.

Edge : lisse

Catalogue references :

SCWC-21/157

Obverse

Obverse legend : REPÚBLICA ARGENTINA // ACONCAGUA // BICENTENARIO.

Obverse description : vue du Mont Aconcagua.

Reverse

Reverse legend : 2010 // 1 PESO // EN UNIÓN Y LIBERTAD.

Reverse description : Symbole du Bicentenaire avec les dates 1810 /2010.

Commentary

En 2010, l’Argentine commémore le bicentenaire de la Révolution de Mai qui aboutit en 1810 à destitution du vice-roi au profit d’une junte, premier gouvernement national.
Le revers de cette monnaie illustre l'Aconcagua, point culminant de la cordillère des Andes (6 962 mètres )..
In 2010, Argentina commemorates the bicentenary of the May Revolution, which led to the removal of the viceroy in 1810 in favor of a junta, the first national government. The reverse of this coin depicts Aconcagua, the highest peak in the Andes mountain range (6,962 meters).