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1 Córdoba FAO

Uitgever Banco Central de Nicaragua
Jaar 1995
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Gewicht 14.7 g
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Beschrijving keerzijde The reverse features the FAO emblem at center within a raised circular border: a stylized wheat sheaf with a water droplet motif, bearing the letters F, A, and O arranged around the grain stalks, and the motto FIAT PANIS inscribed below within the inner circle. The denomination UN CORDOBA curves along the upper portion of the inner ring. The outer legend reads CINCUENTA ANIVERSARIO along the left and upper right, with the commemorative date range •1945-1995• along the lower periphery. The silver fineness LEY .925 appears to the lower right of the inner circle.
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Aanvullende informatie

Issued as part of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization's long-running coin program, which commissioned commemorative issues from member states beginning in the early 1970s to promote agricultural development awareness. Nicaragua's participation came during a period of post-Sandinista economic reconstruction — the country had only recently transitioned out of hyperinflation that had peaked in 1988 at an annual rate exceeding 33,000 percent, forcing a currency redenomination in 1990 that replaced the old córdoba at a rate of one new córdoba to five million old ones.

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