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| 正面铭文 | ESTADOS UNIDOS DE VENEZUELA GRAM.5 • 1886 • LEI.835 (Translation: United States of Venezuela 5 grams 1886 0.835) |
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| 铸造量 | 1879 - Brussels Mint; NCV# mv1bs-aa01 - 375,000 1886 - Caracas Mint; Narrow date; NCV# mv1bs-aa02v3 - 1886 - Caracas Mint; Wide date; NCV# mv1bs-aa02v2 - 600,000 1886 A - NCV# mv1bs-aa02 - 1887 - Caracas Mint; NCV# mv1bs-aa03 - 280,000 1888 - Caracas Mint; NCV# mv1bs-aa04 - 197,000 1889 - Caracas Mint; NCV# mv1bs-aa05 - 118,000 1893 A - NCV# mv1bs-aa06 - 500,000 1900 - Monnaie de Paris; NCV# mv1bs-aa07 - 380,000 1901 - Monnaie de Paris; NCV# mv1bs-aa08 - 323,000 1903 - Philadelphia Mint; NCV# mv1bs-aa09 - 800,000 1911 - Monnaie de Paris; NCV# mv1bs-aa10; `1` and `9` apart. - 1911 - Monnaie de Paris; NCV# mv1bs-aa10v2; `1` near to `9` - 1,500,000 1912 - Monnaie de Paris; narrow date; NCV# mv1bs-aa11v2 - 1912 - Monnaie de Paris; wide date; NCV# mv1bs-aa11 - 820,000 1919 - Philadelphia Mint; NCV# mv1bs-aa12 - 1,000,000 1921 - Philadelphia Mint; Minted in 1922; NCV# mv1bs-aa13 - 1,000,000 1924 - Philadelphia Mint; NCV# mv1bs-aa14 - 1,500,000 1926 - Philadelphia Mint; NCV# mv1bs-aa15 - 1,000,000 1929 - Philadelphia Mint; NCV# mv1bs-aa16 - 2,500,000 1935 - Philadelphia Mint; NCV# mv1bs-aa17 - 5,000,000 1936 - Philadelphia Mint; Minted in 1936-1937; NCV# mv1bs-aa18 - 5,000,000 |
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Venezuela's 1 Bolívar type was introduced as part of the country's adoption of the Latin Monetary Union standard, aligning its coinage metrically with France, Belgium, Switzerland, and Italy. The decision was largely driven by Antonio Guzmán Blanco, the strongman who dominated Venezuelan politics through the 1870s and 1880s and who aggressively modernized the country's financial infrastructure — often contracting European mints, including Paris, to strike the issues.
The type survived remarkably intact through nearly six decades and multiple regimes, a span that included the brutal caudillo rule of Juan Vicente Gómez, whose 27-year grip on power ended only with his death in 1935.