Souvenir Peso Date widely spaced; Bronze pattern
Caratteristiche
| Ente emittente |
Cuba
 |
|---|---|
| Tipo | Modello |
| Anno | 1897 |
| Valore | 1 Peso |
| Valuta | Pre-Repubblica (1870-1898) |
| Composizione | Bronzo |
| Forma | Rotonda |
| Tecnica | Fresato |
| Orientamento | Allineamento come moneta ↑↓ |
| Demonetizzato | 8 Luglio 1897 |
| Numero | N# 63358 |
| Referenze | X# M1a Krause Publications (editore). Unusual World Coins. Krause Publications, Iola, Wisconsin, United States (5 volumi). |
Dritto
Stemma cubano, nome del paese in alto, finezza sui lati.
Scrittura: Latino
Scritta:
REPUBLICA DE CUBA
* 900 * * * * * FINO *
Incisore: Philip Martiny
Rovescio
Testa femminile a destra che divide la data, rappresentante la Repubblica,
motto sulla legenda circolare in alto, "SOUVENIR" sull'excergue
Scrittura: Latino
Scritta:
* PATRIA Y LIBERTAD *
18 97
PAT. 97.
SOUVENIR
Bordo
Cannavacciuolo
Commenti
(en) This pattern is a trial for X# M1.
Reverse image represents the Republic, and is based on a portrait of Leonor Molina Adán, cousin of José Zayas, Treasury Delegate of the Revolutionary Movement, and also active member of the group.
Known as "Peso Souvenir", the 3 types from 1897 (and their respective patterns), were part of the coins minted to contribute to funds of the Movement, as well as the 1 Peso minted on 1898.
On 1897 the "1 Peso" denomination was replaced by the word "Souvenir", as US Government would have refused to mint a currency of a country fighting against other with which had diplomatic relations. On 1898, the relation have changed after the vessel "Maine", from US exploded at Havana port, US government attributed to Spain, and they started war on Apr. 1898; therefore the version of 1898 showed "1 Peso", as there was no reason to use Souvenir instead.
Reverse image represents the Republic, and is based on a portrait of Leonor Molina Adán, cousin of José Zayas, Treasury Delegate of the Revolutionary Movement, and also active member of the group.
Known as "Peso Souvenir", the 3 types from 1897 (and their respective patterns), were part of the coins minted to contribute to funds of the Movement, as well as the 1 Peso minted on 1898.
On 1897 the "1 Peso" denomination was replaced by the word "Souvenir", as US Government would have refused to mint a currency of a country fighting against other with which had diplomatic relations. On 1898, the relation have changed after the vessel "Maine", from US exploded at Havana port, US government attributed to Spain, and they started war on Apr. 1898; therefore the version of 1898 showed "1 Peso", as there was no reason to use Souvenir instead.
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| Data | D | B | MB | BB | SPL | FDC | |||||||||
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| 1897 | (en) Pattern for X# M1 (Cuba) | ||||||||||||||
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