Central America. 1 Peso 1915 Alto Relieve Harsly Cleaned ( Raro ) (No reserve price)

- 1 Peso Cuba 1915 Coin "Star in high relief" Very RARE.

- Front:
Coat of arms of Cuba, country name as a curved legend at the top, face value as a curved legend at the bottom.

-Reverse:
Five-pointed star with rays, motto "Fatherland and Liberty", date in the exergue, weight and law on the sides.


Sender: Cuba
Period: First Republic (1902-1906, 1909-1959)
Type: Normal circulating coins
Years: 1915-1934
Value: 1 peso (1 CUP)
Monetary unit: Cuban Peso (national currency, 1915-date)
Composition: 900 Silver (90% silver, 10% copper)
Weight: 26.7295 g
Diameter: 38 mm
Shape: Circular
Technique: Machine minting
Orientation: Coin alignment ↑↓
Demonetized: March 13, 1962

The variants detected are the low- and high-relief star in the 1915 issue. Most of the silver coins in this series have been actively circulated, so identifying the variant is often difficult unless the coin is in very good condition. The main differences are the smooth center and rounded valleys in the high-relief variant, but as mentioned, these are worn on circulated coins, making it difficult to determine. Another clue is that the key and palm tree on the high-relief coins show a slight tilt on the reverse, but this is difficult to discern without comparing the coins.