Argentina 1000 australes Ibero-American KM-106 Pillars PF69 NGC silver coin 1991

The 1991 Argentina 1000 Australes Ibero-American Series KM-106 is an impressive Proof silver commemorative coin issued for the 500th anniversary of the Encounter of Two Worlds (1492–1992). Struck in .925 silver and certified NGC PF69, it celebrates the shared history and cultural ties between Spain and the nations of Latin America. The obverse displays the inscription "ENCUENTRO DE DOS MUNDOS 1492–1992", the radiant Sun of May, the Pillars of Hercules bearing the PLVS and VLTRA banners, two hemispheres representing the Old and New Worlds, four royal crowns, stars, stylized ocean waves, and a beaded border. The reverse features the Argentine coat of arms surrounded by the legends "REPUBLICA ARGENTINA", "A 1000", and "1991", while the outer ring is decorated with the coats of arms of the other participating Ibero-American nations, creating a remarkable symbol of international cooperation. This Proof issue belongs to the prestigious Ibero-American Series II, was struck in .925 silver, features a beautiful mirror finish, and has a limited mintage of 5,000 pieces, making it highly desirable among world coin collectors.

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