Cuba issued a wave of commemorative pesos around the turn of the millennium, many targeting the collector and tourist market rather than domestic circulation — the country's dual-currency system, which ran the convertible CUC alongside the standard CUP, meant pieces like this rarely passed through Cuban hands in any transactional sense. Banco Central de Cuba was prolific in this period, producing dozens of themed issues annually with limited numismatic differentiation between them.
KM#665 is one of the more pedestrian entries in that run.
Cuba issued a wave of commemorative pesos around the turn of the millennium, many targeting the collector and tourist market rather than domestic circulation — the country's dual-currency system, which ran the convertible CUC alongside the standard CUP, meant pieces like this rarely passed through Cuban hands in any transactional sense. Banco Central de Cuba was prolific in this period, producing dozens of themed issues annually with limited numismatic differentiation between them.
KM#665 is one of the more pedestrian entries in that run.