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| Location | Chile |
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| Year | 1904 |
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| Technique | Struck |
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| Obverse description | The obverse depicts an allegorical female figure in high relief, helmeted and robed in the manner of Minerva, seated centrally and raising a torch aloft with her left arm while cradling two flagpoles with draped flags in her right arm. To her left, a condor — Chile's national emblem — is shown in profile holding an olive branch in its beak, while to the right a mountain peak with buildings at its base, referencing Bolivia's Andean landscape, occupies the background. The engraver's signature 'Gino Córdova' appears in small lettering in the lower exergue. |
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| Obverse lettering | Gino Córdova |
| Reverse description | The reverse displays the coat of arms of Chile on the left — a quartered shield bearing a five-pointed star with a plumed crest above — and the coat of arms of Bolivia on the right, depicted as an oval cartouche featuring an alpaca, a sheaf of wheat, and a mountain with a rising sun. Between the two armorials, a caduceus flanked by two olive branches serves as the central device symbolising peace and commerce. A circular legend in raised relief borders the design. |
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