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| Issuer | Paraguay |
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| Year | 2013 |
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| Orientation | Medal alignment ↑↑ |
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| Obverse lettering | UN GUARANÍ 1G REPUBLICA DEL PARAGUAY PETEI GUARANI (Translation: One Guaraní (Spanish) Republic of Paraguay One Guaraní (Guarani language)) |
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| Reverse script | Latin |
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Paraguay decimalized its currency in 1943, replacing the peso with the guaraní at a rate of 100 pesos to 1 guaraní — a reform driven by chronic inflation that had eroded the peso through decades of post-Chaco War fiscal strain. The guaraní itself then suffered generations of its own devaluation; by the early 2000s, a single U.S. dollar fetched over 6,000 of them.
This 2013 silver piece is a commemorative, not a circulation issue — no 1-guaraní coin has functioned as everyday tender for decades, the denomination long rendered economically meaningless in base metal.