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| 表面の説明 | The obverse features a depiction of the facade of the Cathedral of Jericó, Antioquia, rendered in relief occupying the right portion of the inner field. The denomination '5000 PESOS' is prominently inscribed in large numerals and lettering in the upper-central field, accompanied by the inscription 'Catedral de Jericó, Antioquia' to the left. The circular legend 'REPÚBLICA DE COLOMBIA · 2015' runs along the upper periphery, separated from the inner field by a plain raised rim with a beaded border. |
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Laura Montoya Upegui, canonized by Pope Francis in May 2013, became the first Colombian-born saint — making this issue one of the faster commemorative responses by Banco de la República to a national event of that magnitude. Montoya founded the Missionary Sisters of Mary Immaculate in 1914 after decades of work among indigenous communities in Antioquia, operating in a region the Colombian state had largely abandoned.
The 21.75g weight places this among the heavier circulating commemoratives in the Colombian series, issued the same year the peace negotiations with FARC in Havana were accelerating toward the 2016 accord.