1 Peso Uruguayo (Mulita)

1 Peso Uruguayo (Mulita)
País	Uruguai
Emissor	Uruguai
Período	-
Calendário	Gregoriano
Período de emissão	2011 - 2019
Formato	round
Alinhamento	Medalha ↑↑
Motivo comemorativo	Native fauna of Uruguay - Armadillo
Padrão monetário	Peso uruguayo (1993-date)
Valor	1
Valor facial	1 Peso Uruguayo
Fora de circulação?	Não
Informações técnicas
Tipo de item	Moeda
Subtipo	Moeda Comemorativa
Material	Banhado - Principal: Aço / Banhado: Latão
Peso	3.5 g
Largura	20 mm
Altura	20 mm
Espessura	1.65 mm
Comentários
Mulita (means little mule) is a shielded mammal, smallest species of the family of tatu (name og Brazilian origin, derived from a native language) and peludo (meaning hairy, since it has long and thick hairs on its body). They mainly can be distinguished by their size and the number of bands in the shield. Mulita's and tatu's diet is mainly vegetarian and insectivorous, while peludo is a scavenger. Builds long caves to live in and protect, and when in danger can bend its body into a ball shape, so the shield covers all its parts. Note the represented animal has 11 bands, that is not correct, as mulita has only 7 bands, tatu has 9 and peludo has only 6. (source of image: media.elobservador.com.uy) (source of image: 1.bp.blogspot.com) 2011 issue was minted in Spain. 2012 issue was minted in Monnaie de Paris. Spain

Faces

Legendas	REPUBLICA ORIENTAL DEL URUGUAY 2012
Tradução para inglês	Oriental Republic of Uruguay 2012
Descrição	Coat of Arms, surrounded with official full name of country, year on bottom.

Legendas	$1 MULITA
Tradução para inglês	$1 Armadillo
Descrição	Mulita (Dasypus hybridus) to right, face value on left side, animal name below.

Descrição

Smooth

Emissões

Calendário	Gregoriano
Quantidade emitida	20.000.000
Primeira emissão	2011
Última emissão	2019
Observações	Mulita (means little mule) is a shielded mammal, smallest species of the family of tatu (name og Brazilian origin, derived from a native language) and peludo (meaning hairy, since it has long and thick hairs on its body). They mainly can be distinguished by their size and the number of bands in the shield. Mulita's and tatu's diet is mainly vegetarian and insectivorous, while peludo is a scavenger. Builds long caves to live in and protect, and when in danger can bend its body into a ball shape, so the shield covers all its parts. Note the represented animal has 11 bands, that is not correct, as mulita has only 7 bands, tatu has 9 and peludo has only 6. (source of image: media.elobservador.com.uy) (source of image: 1.bp.blogspot.com) 2011 issue was minted in Spain. 2012 issue was minted in Monnaie de Paris. Spain
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