Central American Republic. 20 centavos 1949 - NGC MS63 (No reserve price)

REPUBLIC OF CUBA. Philadelphia. 20 Cents. 1949

- Value: 20 Cents.
- Year: 1949.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: PATRIA Y LIBERTAD · 1949 · 5 G · 900 M, with a five-pointed star over a radial glow. Reverse: REPUBLICA DE CUBA · VEINTE CENTAVOS, with the Cuban national coat of arms surrounded by vegetative branches.
- Grade: MS63 (NGC).

Silver coin of 900 thousandths fineness, minted at the Philadelphia Mint in 1949, during the Cuban republic period. The obverse features a five-pointed star, symbol of national independence, over a radiating glow of radial lines, accompanied by the inscription PATRIA Y LIBERTAD, the date and the metal’s weight and fineness indications. The reverse shows the coat of arms of the Republic of Cuba, with the key of the Gulf, the rising sun and the national emblems, framed by laurel and oak branches. An exemplar in excellent condition, with sharp relief, fields of notable metallic luster and an attractive silver patina with slight golden and grayish tints. Shows small surface marks compatible with its MS63 grade, preserving a prominent quality of striking and an excellent definition of heraldic details. A representative piece of the silver issues of the Republic of Cuba from the mid-20th century.

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