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1 Peso Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, Pattern

Emittent Republic of Cuba
Jahr 1977
Typ Coin pattern
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Aversbeschreibung The Cuban national coat of arms occupies the central field, depicting a shield divided into three quarters: the upper section shows a rising sun over a seascape with the golden key of the Gulf of Mexico; the lower left quarter bears diagonal blue and white stripes representing the original Cuban provinces; and the lower right quarter features a royal palm tree set against a mountainous landscape. The shield is surmounted by a Phrygian cap atop a pike, symbolising liberty, and is flanked by sprigs of laurel and oak tied at the base with a ribbon. Two five-pointed stars flank the lower legend. The circular legend reads REPUBLICA DE CUBA above and UN PESO below, all within a denticulated border.
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Carlos Manuel de Céspedes freed his slaves and launched the Ten Years' War against Spanish rule on October 10, 1868 — an act that made him the founding figure of Cuban independence, though he never lived to see it. Pattern coinage honoring him proliferated in Cuba during the 1970s as the revolutionary government worked to anchor its legitimacy to the 19th-century independence struggle rather than to any pre-1959 republican tradition. KM# Pn10 was never adopted for circulation, one of several rejected copper trials from that decade.

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