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20 Centavos

Issuer Banco Central de Honduras
Year 1991-2019
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Reference(s) KM#83a, Schön#38a
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Mintage 1991 - KM#83a.1; with cloud; Royal Canadian Mint - 45,000,000
1993 - KM#83a.1; with cloud; Vereinigte Deutsche Nickelwerke - 6,000,000
1994 - KM#83a.1; with cloud; Royal Canadian Mint - 50,000,000
1995 - KM#83a.2; without cloud; Royal British Mint - 20,000,000
1996 - KM#83a.2; without cloud; Royal Canadian Mint - 60,000,000
1999 - KM#83a.2; without cloud; Vereinigte Deutsche Nickelwerke - 100,000,000
2007 - KM#83a.2; without cloud; Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt - 50,000,000
2010 - KM#83a.2; without cloud; ; Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt - 53,000,000
2012 - KM#83a.2; without cloud; ; Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt - 40,000,000
2014 - KM#83a.2; without cloud; Mint of Finland - 110,000,000
2016 - KM#83a.2; without cloud; ; Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt - 60,000,000
2019 - KM#83a.2; without cloud; Mint of Finland - 20,000,000
Additional information

KM#83a marks the switch from the earlier cupronickel composition of the 20 centavos to nickel-plated steel, a cost-driven retooling that coincided with Honduras managing the fiscal fallout from the late 1980s structural adjustment programs imposed under IMF conditionality. The lempira had shed purchasing power steadily through the 1990s, and the central bank's shift to cheaper planchets was consistent with monetary management priorities of the period.

The type ran for nearly three decades without significant design revision — unusual longevity for a Central American minor denomination.

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