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2 Pesos 25th Anniversary of the South Atlantic War, plain Edge

Issuer Argentina
Year 2007
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Currency Peso convertible (1992-date)
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Obverse lettering REPUBLICA ARGENTINA 1982 2007 LA NACION A SUS HEROES
Reverse description Central field features a detailed raised relief map of the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), depicting both the East and West Falkland islands with topographical detail. The legend MALVINAS ARGENTINAS arcs along the upper rim, with the inscription 2 DE ABRIL and the date 1982 positioned below it above the map. The denomination 2 PESOS appears in large numerals and lettering in the lower field, with the issue year 2007 inscribed along the lower rim.
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Argentina's 1982 South Atlantic War — the Falklands conflict — lasted 74 days and ended in a defeat that accelerated the collapse of the military junta already crumbling under its own contradictions. The 25th anniversary commemorative program produced two edge variants, plain and reeded, distinguished in the catalog by the KM suffixes .1 and .2. The plain edge is the scarcer of the two in accumulated dealer stock, though neither was struck in limited quantities by commemorative standards.

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