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20 Centavos Campo Morado

Issuer State of Guerrero
Year 1915
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Value 20 Centavos (0.20)
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Obverse description The Mexican national arms occupies the central field, depicting a Mexican golden eagle perched on a cactus growing from a rocky outcrop, with a serpent grasped in its beak and talons, rendered in a bold, somewhat crude revolutionary-era style. A laurel and oak branch wreath frames the base of the design. The arc legend REPUBLICA MEXICANA runs along the upper periphery in Latin script.
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Reverse description The mintmark abbreviation C.M.GRO. arcs along the upper periphery, identifying the Campo Morado, Guerrero issuing authority. Centered below is the date 1915, followed by a small five-pointed star, beneath which the large numeral denomination 20 and the word CENTAVOS appear in the field. The entire central design is enclosed within an open laurel and olive wreath tied with a ribbon bow at the base, characteristic of Mexican revolutionary coinage.
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