Piece mv5cts-ea03 : Coin of 5 Céntimos (Bolívar) : Date 1971 : Venezuela

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Obverse

Photograph credits: Angel Beltrán

Reverse

Photograph credits: Angel Beltrán

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Characteristics from Design E, Type A

Identification Code: mv5cts-ea
Obverse: Circular rim with dot beading. In the center, over the field, the face value "5 CENTIMOS" within two laurel wreaths of 12 leaves and 18 berries, both linked from the bottom.
Reverse: Circular rim with dot beading. In the center, over the field, body of the Coat of Arms with a horse stand up toward the right looking at left (from the viewer's perspective). Above, seven stars (the fourth one being the center and bigger), that represents the seven provinces that signed the Venezuelan Declaration of Independence. Surrounding the field, the country name "REPUBLICA DE VENEZUELA" «Republic of Venezuela». In the exergue, the year.
Design variations in the reverse: From Design C, Type A, changes the horse to stand up instead of running.
Composition: Copper-Nickel
Weight: 2.5 Grams
Module: 19 mm

Characteristics

Identification Code: mv5cts-ea03
Date: 1971
Mintage: 40,000,000.
Minter: Ontario Mint

Identification in other catalogs

Standard catalog of world coins (SCWC): Y38.3

NOTE: The piece identification from the Standard Catalog of World Coin (SCWC) used in this website is updated to: 1801-1900 (7th edition - 2013), 1901-2000 (40th edition - 2013) and 2001-2019 (13th edition - 2019)

Recommended bibliography

Venezuelan Coins by Mercedes Carlota Pardo
Coins of Venezuela by Tomás Stohr
Catalog of Coins, Patterns, Tokens and Counterstamps by Tomás Stohr
The names of the coins in Venezuela by Marco Antonio Martínez for further information about the common names for coins.
Venezuelan Commemorative, Numismatic coins and metallic medals by Asdrúbal Grillet Correa for further information about conmemorative coins.

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Photographic reference
Characteristics from Design E, Type A
Characteristics
Identification in other catalogs
Recommended bibliography

Pieces

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mv5cts-ea01
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mv5cts-ea02
1971
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