Peru. 1/2 Sol 1935 - PCGS MS64





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Peru, Lima 1/2 Sol, 1935, silver coin graded MS64 by PCGS.
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PERU. Lima. 1/2 Sol. 1935.
- Value: 1/2 Sol.
- Year: 1935.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: FIRME Y FELIZ POR LA UNIÓN 1/2 SOL. Reverse: REPÚBLICA PERUANA - LIMA 1935.
- Grade: MS64 (PCGS)
Silver coin issued during the Republic of Peru, with an allegorical design on the obverse representing liberty and order. The reverse shows the national coat of arms with details of the country’s natural and cultural wealth. This coin stands out for its excellent preservation, being an example of the quality of Peruvian minting of that era.
Disclaimer: For orders shipped outside the European Union, I want to leave absolutely clear that I do ship from Spain, which means that if the package is sent to any country outside the European Union, and/or inside EU that has special tax agreement (example: Canary Islands), it might be stopped in your local customs and they might ask you to pay taxes. This is a customs legal procedure and it is completely out of our control. Thanks for your understanding.
PERU. Lima. 1/2 Sol. 1935.
- Value: 1/2 Sol.
- Year: 1935.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: FIRME Y FELIZ POR LA UNIÓN 1/2 SOL. Reverse: REPÚBLICA PERUANA - LIMA 1935.
- Grade: MS64 (PCGS)
Silver coin issued during the Republic of Peru, with an allegorical design on the obverse representing liberty and order. The reverse shows the national coat of arms with details of the country’s natural and cultural wealth. This coin stands out for its excellent preservation, being an example of the quality of Peruvian minting of that era.
Disclaimer: For orders shipped outside the European Union, I want to leave absolutely clear that I do ship from Spain, which means that if the package is sent to any country outside the European Union, and/or inside EU that has special tax agreement (example: Canary Islands), it might be stopped in your local customs and they might ask you to pay taxes. This is a customs legal procedure and it is completely out of our control. Thanks for your understanding.

