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| 背面描述 | The denomination 10 in large vertically-reeded numerals dominates the upper central field, with the word CENTAVOS inscribed in bold raised letters beneath, separated by a thin horizontal rule. The date 1892 appears in the lower field, with the Heaton mintmark H positioned immediately below between the date and the beaded border. Two decorative sprays of flowers, leaves, and fruiting branches sweep symmetrically from the lower corners upward to meet at the top of the field, forming an open wreath-like frame around the denomination. |
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| 铸造量 | 1892 H - - 1,000,000 1892 H - Proof - |
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Bolivia's shift to copper-nickel coinage in the early 1890s followed the catastrophic loss of its coastal territories to Chile in the War of the Pacific, which ended in 1884. Stripped of the Atacama nitrate fields and its Pacific littoral, the country's silver-export economy was severely disrupted, and smaller fractional denominations increasingly moved away from precious metal. The copper-nickel 10 Centavos was part of that quiet monetary reorganization.
KM#172 was struck at the Heaton Mint in Birmingham — Bolivia's landlocked geography and depleted revenues made domestic small-coin production impractical for decades.