Central American Republic. 1 Peso 1933 - MS62

REPUBLIC OF C Cuba. Philadelphia. 1 Peso. 1933

- Value: 1 Peso.
- Year: 1933.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: PATRIA Y LIBERTAD · 1933 · 900 M, with a five-pointed star above a radial glow. Reverse: REPUBLICA DE CUBA · UN PESO, with the national Cuban coat of arms surrounded by botanical branches.
- Grading: MS62 (GBCA).

Silver coin of 900 thousandths fineness, minted at the Philadelphia Mint in 1933, during a period of significant political transformations in Cuba. The obverse features a large raised five-pointed star, symbol of independence and national sovereignty, over a radiating field of lines, surrounded by the legend PATRIA Y LIBERTAD. The reverse shows the Coat of Arms of the Republic of Cuba, with the key to the gulf, the rising sun, and the national symbols, framed by a vegetal crown. The specimen is in excellent condition, with well-defined relief, bright silver fields and a delicate gray patina with subtle golden hues in certain areas. Small surface marks compatible with its MS62 grade, maintaining an attractive numismatic presence and notable strike quality.

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