10 Pesos Uruguayos (Puma)

10 Pesos Uruguayos (Puma)
País	Uruguai
Emissor	Uruguai
Período	-
Calendário	Gregoriano
Período de emissão	2011 - 2015
Formato	round
Alinhamento	Medalha ↑↑
Motivo comemorativo	Native fauna of Uruguay - Cougar
Padrão monetário	Peso uruguayo (1993-date)
Valor	10
Valor facial	10 Pesos Uruguayos
Fora de circulação?	Não
Temática	Gatos e felinos
Informações técnicas
Tipo de item	Moeda
Subtipo	Moeda Comemorativa
Material	Bimetálico banhado - Principal: Aço / Centro banhado: Latão / Anel: Aço / Anel banhado: Níquel
Peso	10.5 g
Largura	28 mm
Altura	28 mm
Espessura	2.3 mm
Comentários
The sun on reverse has 19 rays, for the 19 departments of the country. The Cougar is one of local species, on extintion risk. This design is similar to that used on 10 Centésimos 1930 and 1936, and 1 Peso 1942. The coin is classified as bi-metallic, but in fact is 2-piece with brass-plated steel center and nickel plated steel ring. All 3 issues 2011, 2014 and 2015 were minted in Royal Mint MINTING ERROR: On 2011 and 2014 issues were detected a minting error (not catalogued - known as "León Ciego" = Blind Lion), where face of cougar has no eyes nor nose, also many sun rays have a depressing near edge of coin. This is not caused by wearing, as was detected on uncirculated coins, taken directly from Banco Central, and is not a low pressure or thin planchet problem, since the details on obverse are complete. Is mostly considered a die defect. (pictures source: adanieluy) Royal mint

Faces

Gravador	Robert Evans
Legendas	REPUBLICA ORIENTAL DEL URUGUAY 2011
Tradução para inglês	Eastern Republic of Uruguay (Uruguay)
Descrição	Coat of arms surrounded by country name, year on bottom

Gravador	Robert Evans
Legendas	$10
Descrição	Cougar (Puma concolor) walking left in front of rising sun, with 19 rays, face value below.

Descrição

Smooth

Emissões

Calendário	Gregoriano
Quantidade emitida	20.000.000
Primeira emissão	2011
Última emissão	2015
Observações	The sun on reverse has 19 rays, for the 19 departments of the country. The Cougar is one of local species, on extintion risk. This design is similar to that used on 10 Centésimos 1930 and 1936, and 1 Peso 1942. The coin is classified as bi-metallic, but in fact is 2-piece with brass-plated steel center and nickel plated steel ring. All 3 issues 2011, 2014 and 2015 were minted in Royal Mint MINTING ERROR: On 2011 and 2014 issues were detected a minting error (not catalogued - known as "León Ciego" = Blind Lion), where face of cougar has no eyes nor nose, also many sun rays have a depressing near edge of coin. This is not caused by wearing, as was detected on uncirculated coins, taken directly from Banco Central, and is not a low pressure or thin planchet problem, since the details on obverse are complete. Is mostly considered a die defect. (pictures source: adanieluy) Royal mint
Valor médio sugerido

Calendário	Gregoriano
Quantidade emitida	20.000.000
Primeira emissão	2011
Última emissão	2015
Observações	SA# 156 (medal rotation) and 156.1.3 (90°/270° rotation, rare) mint error "Leon Ciego" included, see comments
Valor médio sugerido

Calendário	Gregoriano
Quantidade emitida	50.000.000
Primeira emissão	2011
Última emissão	2015
Observações	SA# 162 mint error "Leon Ciego" included, see comments
Valor médio sugerido

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