Argentina 2 centavos Republic Coinage Libertad KM-33 MS63 PCGS bronze coin 1893

The Argentina 2 Centavos bronze coin of 1893 (KM-33), graded MS63 by PCGS, embodies the nation’s ideals of liberty and unity in the late 19th century. On the obverse, the allegorical figure of Liberty faces left, her flowing hair crowned with the Phrygian cap — the timeless emblem of freedom. The legend LIBERTAD arches above, while the denomination DOS CENTAVOS is inscribed along the rim, framed by two stars. The reverse is adorned with the national coat of arms: a radiant sun shines over the shield, which depicts clasped hands as a symbol of unity and a pike topped with the liberty cap. Surrounding this central design are laurel and olive branches tied with a ribbon, representing victory and peace, with crossed flags in the background. The inscription REPUBLICA ARGENTINA encircles the edge, with the year 1893 below. Struck in bronze as part of the Republic Coinage, this coin is a fine representative of Argentina’s rich numismatic tradition. Its preservation in Mint State makes it a rare and desirable addition to any serious collection of South American coinage.
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