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| 背面描述 | A sheaf of five wheat ears fans out prominently from the lower center of the field, filling the upper portion of the design in a bold, stylized Art Deco composition engraved by Pierre Turin. The denomination numeral 20 appears in large figures at the lower left, with the abbreviation CTS to its right, together reading 20 CTS. A beaded border runs along the inner periphery of the coin. The Santiago mint mark S is visible to the right side of the design field. |
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| 铸币厂 | Casa de Moneda de Chile, Santiago, Chile |
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Uruguay's silver coinage was suspended for most of the 1930s as the Depression gutted the country's metal reserves and demand for small silver denominations collapsed. The 1942 resumption coincided with wartime silver flows through South America — neutral Uruguay benefited from metal availability even as European mints were converting to base compositions. The .720 fineness used here was a deliberate reduction from earlier Uruguayan silver standards, adopted to stretch bullion further while maintaining a credible specie coinage.