Angola 100 kwanzas Peoples Republic KM-92 Genuine AU PCGS copper coin 1991

The Angola 100 Kwanzas coin issued in 1991 represents an important period in the modern history of the country and reflects the symbolism of the People’s Republic of Angola. Struck in copper and denominated at 100 Kwanzas, this coin is a solid example of late-20th-century African numismatics, appealing to collectors interested in political history and national emblems.

The obverse features the coat of arms of the People’s Republic of Angola rendered in strong relief. At the center is a five-pointed star above a rising sun with radiating rays, symbolizing a new beginning. A machete and gear cross in front of the sun, representing agriculture and industry, while an open book below signifies education. The emblem is framed by a wreath composed of maize on one side and cotton on the other, tied with a ribbon bearing the inscription “República Popular Angola.” The circular legend “REPÚBLICA POPULAR DE ANGOLA” surrounds the design, with the year “1991” placed along the right edge.

The reverse presents a bold and minimalist composition dominated by the large numeral “100” at the center, with the denomination “KWANZAS” below. A dotted border runs along the rim, adding a subtle decorative element to the otherwise clean field.

Certified Genuine AU by PCGS, this copper coin shows attractive natural patina, clear details, and honest circulation wear. It is a strong historical piece and a worthy addition to any collection focused on African coinage or post-colonial monetary history.

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