Medal of Bolivar, Silver Medal
SKU: 02.BOL.0106.102.01
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History
The Medal of Bolivar (Medalla de Bolivar) was authorized by the new independent government of Bolivia in 1825, in commemoration of the efforts and courage of the revolutionary hero Simón Bolivar.
Simón Bolivar (1783-1830) was a military and political leader in Latin American during the Wars of Independence, who led the most important battles for the independence of Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela and Peru.
There are several versions that vary in their inscriptions.
Versions
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Silver
Obv: A SU LIBERTADOR SIMON BOLIVIAR Rev: REPUBLICA BOLIVIANA
28x33mm
Potosí mint
This version weights 14.8 grams, and it features an obverse inscription that translates to "To Liberator Simon Bolivar," and a reverse in...
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Silver
Obv: SIMON BOLIVAR LIBERTADOR DE COLOMBIA Y PERU PADRE DE BOLIVIA Rev: REPUBLICA BOLIVIANA
28x33mm
Potosí mint
This version weights 14.8 grams, and it features an obverse inscription that translates to "Simon Bolivar, Liberator of Colombia and Peru...
N/A
Silver
Obv: SIMON BOLIVAR LIBERTADOR DE COLOMBIA Y PERU Rev: POTOSI MANFIESTA SU GRATITUD AL GENIO DE LA LIBERTAD 1825
Potosí mint
This version features an obverse inscription that translates to "Simon Bolivar, Liberator of Colombia and Peru Father of Bolivia," and re...
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