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1/2 Peso

Issuer Dominican Republic (1844-date)
Year 1937-1961
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse description A left-facing effigy of an allegorical Native American woman representing Liberty fills the central field, her hair loosely dressed and adorned in indigenous style. The denomination MEDIO PESO appears to the left of the portrait, while the weight 12 1/2 GRAMOS is inscribed to the right. The word LIBERTAD is placed below the truncation, accompanied by the engraver's initials HP, and the date appears at the bottom of the field. The design is restrained and classically composed, typical of the work of Thomas Humphrey Paget.
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Mintage 1937 - Royal Canadian Mint - 500,000
1937 - Royal Canadian Mint; Proof -
1944 - - 100,000
1947 - Philadelphia Mint - 200,000
1951 - Philadelphia Mint - 200,000
1952 - - 140,000
1959 - Philadelphia Mint - 100,000
1960 - Philadelphia Mint; Minted in 1961 - 100,000
1961 - Swiss Federal Mint - 400,000
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