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100 Bolívares Birth of Andres Bello
| Emittent | Banco Central de Venezuela |
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| Jahr | 1981 |
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| Nennwert | 100 Bolivars (100 bolívares) (100 VEB) |
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| Reversbeschreibung | The reverse presents a finely detailed bust of Andrés Bello facing slightly forward, occupying the central field with naturalistic modelling of his facial features and period clothing including a high collar. The legend ANDRES BELLO arcs along the upper periphery in evenly spaced capital letters. The commemorative dates 1781 and 1981, marking the bicentennial of Bello's birth, are placed in the lower field to the left and right of the portrait respectively, separated by a small decorative ornament at the base of the bust. |
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| Auflage | 1981 - Proof; NCV# mv100bs-ca01p - 200 1981 - Semi-Proof; NCV# mv100bs-ca01 - 500,000 |
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Andrés Bello was born in Caracas in 1781, making this issue a bicentennial commemoration. He is best remembered today as the principal author of the Chilean Civil Code of 1855 — a document so rigorously constructed that it was adopted wholesale by Ecuador and Colombia and remained the foundation of Chilean private law well into the twentieth century. Venezuela, which he left as a young man never to return, has claimed him enthusiastically ever since.
The .835 silver alloy was Venezuela's standard for commemorative issues of this period, chosen during years when oil revenues still insulated the country from the metal-price pressures squeezing other mints.