CHILE
KM 236 |
SHORT COINS ENCYCLOPAEDIA |
Face Value | Diameter mm | Weight g | Thickness mm | Edge | Composition | Rotation |
100 pesos | 23.5 | 7.58 | 2.0 | Divided into sixths, alternating smooth and serrated. | Ring: Brass | Coin |
Center: Steel |
Obverse | Reverse | ||
A Mapuche woman, at
the inner core and crowned with the phrase 'Republic of Chile' on
the outer ring. At the lower arch is the phrase 'Native
peoples'. To the left, the term "Mapuche". Mint mark "So"
(Santiago) to the right of the inner
core. Mapuche (Che, "People" + Mapu, "of the Land") are the original Indigenous inhabitants of Central and Southern Chile and Southern Argentina. |
At the inner core, positioned for symmetry, the National coat-of-Arms, underneath the year minted, the figure "100" and the world 'PESOS', superimposed on the outer ring. Surrounded by a laurel wreath, located on the outer ring. |