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| Issuer | Banco Nacional de Cuba |
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| Year | 1983-2020 |
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| Engraver(s) | Charles Edward Barber |
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| Obverse lettering | REPUBLICA DE CUBA • UN CENTAVO • (Translation: Republic of Cuba One Centavo) |
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| Mintage | 1983 - KM# 33.2; JMA# 20 normal font - 50,000,000 1983 - KM# 33.2; JMA# 20 smaller font on reverse - 3,996,076 1984 - KM# 33.2; JMA# 21 - 75,000,000 1985 - KM# 33.2; JMA# 22 - 40,000,000 1986 - KM# 33.2; JMA# 23 - 37,000,000 1987 - KM# 33.2; JMA# 24 - 100,000,000 1988 - KM# 33.2; JMA# 25 - 25,000,000 1998 - KM# 33.3; JMA# 26, shield varieties - 12,000,000 2001 - KM#33.3, shield varieties - 2002 - KM#33.3, shield varieties - 2003 - KM#33.3, shield varieties - 2004 - KM#33.3, shield varieties - 2005 - KM#33.3, shield varieties - 2006 - KM#33.3, shield varieties - 2007 - KM#33.3, shield varieties - 2008 - KM#33.3, shield varieties - 2010 - KM#33.3, shield varieties - 2012 - KM#33.3, shield varieties - 2013 - KM#33.3, shield varieties - 2014 - KM#33.3, shield varieties - 2015 - KM#33.3 - 2017 - - 2019 - - 2020 - - |
| Additional information |
Cuba's "Patria o Muerte" coins — the peso nacional series introduced after the Revolution — circulated alongside the convertible peso (CUC) for decades as the government maintained a dual-currency system that effectively created two parallel economies on the island. Ordinary Cubans were paid in pesos nacionales and priced out of CUC-denominated stores stocked with imported goods. This centavo was part of that devalued domestic circuit.
The dual system was officially abolished in January 2021, rendering the entire peso nacional coinage series obsolete and explaining the 2020 terminal date for this type.