May 2010

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

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New Circulation Commemorative Coin 25 Cents dedicated to April 19, 1810.

Central Bank of Venezuela announced this week that will be released a new circulation coins of 25 Cents dedicated to 200 Years April 19, 1810. The new currency is similar to features of circulation in 2007 and once the shield has the legend "Dawn of the Independent 200Años."

The piece will be released randomly put into circulation among ordinary coins were minted in 2007 and only 500,000 pieces. This server has had the opportunity to obtain several pieces before launch, so I show them pictures.

particular I can see the finish of the parts is quite poor and it is remarkable compared to their counterparts in 2007. The Front of the left part corresponds to the new currency

Monday, May 3, 2010

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200 Years: Commemorative coins of BCV dedicated to Miranda and the April 19, 1810 Unpublished

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Broadcast Date: Today, May 3, 2010

Today, May 3, 2010 the Central Bank put into circulation new coins of the Bicentennial series, which consists of four coins, which are two gold and two silver.

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The sender also recalls the arrival of Miranda in La Vela de Coro

BCV minted coins commemorating the April 19, 1810

The Central Bank of Venezuela, as part of the national celebration to commemorate two centuries of independence, minted in gold and silver commemorative coins "Bicentenary of April 19, 1810" and "200 years of Francisco de Miranda Landing in La Vela de Coro. " Both pieces are available from Monday, May 3, 2010, on the desk of the Central Bank in Caracas and at the Library of BCV in Maracaibo.

The obverse of the coin of April 19, 1810 reads "Dawn of Independence" the name "Bs 200 "and" 200 Years / Law 999. " Shows an image that recreates the events of that day in Caracas, taken from the pedestal of the work performed Emilio Gariboldi, whom the government charged him in 1910 Venezuela a monument to commemorate the centenary of the first step towards the independence of the country . Currently, the realization of the Italian artist is located in the famous Plaza Madariaga, El Paraiso in Caracas.

The reverse shows the image of the stamp sent to prepare the government that replaced the Supreme Board in 1811. Represents a rampant lion as a symbol of Caracas. Also, read the phrase "Confederation of Venezuela, April 19, 1810."

For its part, the coin landed Miranda remembers the shows on the obverse the inscription "Landing in La Vela de Coro", "Francisco de Miranda" and "200 Years / Law 999." The image is a portrait of the Generalissimo, inspired by the painting by English artist Brian Lewis Adams, dated to 1836-1853. The portrait belongs to the Works of Art Collection of the Central Bank of Venezuela. Parts

Gold and Silver

In the back, the piece shows the flag Venezuela, whose colors are shown: dotted, yellow, with horizontal lines and blue vertical lines, red. This side reads "Central Bank of Venezuela" and the name "Bs 200. "

With the minting of these coins, the Central Bank continues the numismatic emissions policy that historically has developed the Central Bank to commemorate anniversaries and other ephemera.

Complete Collection.

text taken from the Web www.bcv.gob.ve

Photos: Ivan Prado (iprado01@yahoo.com)

parts belonging to the Palis Collection, purchased the very first day of issue was the second game sold at 08:40 am at the Box Office # 8 of BCV in Caracas