The 50 Peruvian Soles gold coin was minted between between 1950 and 1970. The coins are produced by the Lima Mint and have a purity of 90% gold. Many of the yearly issues were minted in limited qualities which adds to the appeal of the series.
The coins are beautifully designed and are ideal for both collectors and investors.
Peru and the Incas have a rich history in gold and silver. The Inca tribe emerged from the Peruvian highlands in the early part of the 13th century and expanded across much of western South America until they were conquered by the Spanish in the late 1500’s. Peru gained independence from Spain in 1821, but this was not officially recognized by Spain until 1879.
Product Specifications
The 50 Peruvian soles gold coin is one of the few gold coin series that were struck after 1932. Although the Peruvian soles gold coin was minted in five denominations, the 50 soles and 100 soles gold coins are the most popular.
Weight: 21.06 g
Diameter: 30.2 mm
Purity: 90% Gold
Nominal Value: 50 Soles
Design Features
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The motif side of the coin shows the image of a sitting lady liberty in a flowing dress with a shield in her right hand a staff in her left hand. The date of issue can be seen at the bottom of the coin.
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The value side depicts the coat of arms of Peru. The shield contains three quadrants that depict an image of a vicuna, which is the national animal of Peru; A cinchona tree that is native to South America; And a cornucopia, which represents the vast mineral reserves of Peru.
Product Details
Manufacturer: Lima Mint
Country of origin: Peru
Series Name: Peruvian Soles
Purity: 90% Gold
Alloy: Gold/Copper
Denomination: 50 Soles
Scratch resistance: Good
Metal | Gold |
Form | Gold Coin |
Country of Origin | Peru |
Manufacturer | Lima Mint |
Purity | 900/1000 |
Fineweight | 21.06 gram |
Gross Weight | 23.167 gram |
Year of issue | 1950-1970 |
Grade | Brilliant |
Condition | Circulated |
Face value | 50 Soles |
Thickness | 2.40 mm |
Diameter | 30.20 mm |
Packaging | Single in Pouch |