Condition
A coin with some scratches and oxides (please, check photos).
Chile 1 Peso 1861 So KM-133 is a historic 19th-century gold coin of the Chilean Republic, combining precious-metal appeal with classical republican symbolism. The obverse depicts an allegorical Standing Liberty in long flowing robes, positioned beside a pedestal and a large cornucopia filled with agricultural produce, symbols associated with liberty and prosperity. A small star appears beside the surrounding national legend, while the Santiago “So” mintmark is placed below the figure. The reverse displays the 1 Peso denomination and 1861 date within an elaborate wreath composed of carefully modeled leaves, buds and branches tied together at the base. The national equality motto surrounds the design, accompanied by a small star, while beaded borders frame both faces. Struck in .900 gold at the Santiago Mint, this classic type captures the visual language of Chile’s early republican coinage. Its genuine circulated surfaces and surviving relief give it strong historical character, making it attractive for collectors of Chilean, Latin American and antique world gold coins.
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| Item type | Coin / Collector coins |
| Internal Reference | CL63 |
| Nominal sum | 1 peso |
| Nominal, number | 1 |
| Weight, g | 1.52 |
| Diameter, mm | 14.0 |
| Quality of coinage | UNC |
| Mintage | 176000 |
| CoA | No |
| Case | No |
| Country | South America / Chile |
| Certification | Uncertified |
| Year | 1861 |
| Bimetal | No |
| Coin material | Gold / Au 900 |
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