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20 000 Nuevos Pesos Gold coinage and BID Meeting - Pattern
| Emittent | Uruguay |
|---|---|
| Jahr | 1984 |
| Typ | Coin pattern |
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| Aversschrift | Latin |
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| Reversbeschreibung | The reverse presents a stylized map of Uruguay at center, set within a U-shaped auditorium seating motif rendered in the form of the national flag's colors, evoking the assembly hall setting of the commemorated event. An inscription in the upper field references the 25th Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors of the Inter-American Development Bank (BID). The denomination 'N$ 20.000' appears twice at the lateral fields flanking the central design. A partial map of the Americas is depicted in the lower left quadrant, reinforcing the hemispheric significance of the event. The city, country, and dates of the Punta del Este meeting are inscribed in the lower legend. |
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In 1984, Uruguay was emerging from eleven years of military dictatorship, with civilian elections finally scheduled for November of that year. The BID — Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo — held meetings that Uruguay used as an opportunity to project institutional normalcy it had not fully reestablished. This piece was struck as a pattern in aluminium, a working test for a gold issue that records suggest was never released for general circulation.
Aluminium patterns at this weight are almost certainly strike-quality proofs, not circulation tests — the metal was chosen for cost during die evaluation, not as a proposed final composition.