2 Soles - Jorge Córdova (Constitutional President - Monetary Medal) 1855 front 2 Soles - Jorge Córdova (Constitutional President - Monetary Medal) 1855 back
2 Soles - Jorge Córdova (Constitutional President - Monetary Medal) 1855 photo
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2 Soles - Jorge Córdova Constitutional President - Monetary Medal

1855 year
Silver 6.8 g 26 mm
Description
Location
Bolivia
Period
Republic (1825-2009)
Type
Commemorative medals › Inauguration medals
Year
1855
Currency
Sol (1827-1863)
Composition
Silver
Weight
6.8 g
Diameter
26 mm
Shape
Round
Technique
Milled
Orientation
Coin alignment ↑↓
Updated
2024-11-12
References
Numista
N#388168
Rarity index
100%

Reverse

Representation of the Homeland, sitting, holding with the right hand a pike and the cap of liberty, At his side a condor perched on a pedestal with inscription, a cornucopia spilling coins at the feet and a radiant sun.

Script: Latin

Lettering:
PRIMER SUCESOR DEL CAPITAN GENERAL MANUEL YSIDORO

BELZU
AÑO
DE 1855

F ★ ARAMAYO

Engraver: Fructuoso Aramayo

Edge

Reeded

Comment

On August 6, 1855, the National Congress met in Sucre, proclaims Constitutional President General Jorge Córdova, winner of the elections summoned by Belzu. 

This event was called “Legal Transmission”, first since the founding of the Republic, and immortalized in Medals Court coin of 2 Soles and 1 Sol.

 

  • Tapia# 201 (weight 6.8 grs.)
  • Tapia# 202 (weight 6.6 grs.)

“There are variants with different weights”