Bolivia 1 boliviano Republic KM.160.1 MS 63 PCGS silver coin 1874

The Bolivia 1 Boliviano 1874 silver coin is a classic 19th-century republican issue that reflects the national identity and symbolism of Bolivia during its early years as a republic. Struck in silver and certified PCGS MS63, this historical coin represents South American numismatics with strong visual character and authentic circulation-era craftsmanship.

The obverse displays the national coat of arms of Bolivia in a detailed and compact composition. At the center is an oval shield featuring a mountain landscape crowned by a radiant sun, with a llama standing in the foreground. Surrounding the shield are crossed national flags, rifles, and a cannon, symbolizing sovereignty, defense, and independence. Above the shield sits a condor with outstretched wings. Along the rim appears the inscription “REPUBLICA BOLIVIANA”, accompanied by small stars near the lower edge and a finely toothed border.

The reverse presents a wreath composed of laurel and oak branches, tied together at the bottom with a ribbon. Inside the wreath, the denomination “UN BOLIVIANO” is prominently engraved, followed by the silver fineness inscription “25 GRS 9 Ds FINO”. The issuing authority “LA UNION ES LA FUERZA” runs around the upper rim, emphasizing national unity. The date 1874 is placed at the bottom, framed by a beaded border that completes the design.

Certified PCGS MS63, this coin offers solid eye appeal and historical importance for collectors of Latin American and 19th-century silver coinage.

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