- One hundred pesetas coin, circular in shape, from the era of the Spanish State presided over by Francisco Franco Bahamonde, designed in 1966 and minted by the National Mint and Stamp Factory in 1966...

- One hundred pesetas coin, circular in shape, from the era of the Spanish State presided over by Francisco Franco Bahamonde, designed in 1966 and minted by the National Mint and Stamp Factory in 1966.
- Obverse: Bas-relief of the bust of General Francisco Franco Bahamonde. The outer perimeter bears the legend "FRANCISCO FRANCO, CAUDILLO DE ESPAÑA POR LA G. DE DIOS" (1966). On either side of the year are two stars, with the year of minting "19" and "66".
- Reverse: Bas-relief divided into five parts, with the different emblems of the Coat of Arms of Spain: the tower, the lion, the chains, the bars, and in the center, the grenade, with the yoke and arrows at its base. The royal crown appears on its head. The perimeter bears the legend "100 PTAS".
- Edge: Plain with the legend "UNA GRANDE LIBRE" (A GREAT FREE ONE).
- This coin is made with an alloy of 800 thousandths of silver, probably with the remainder copper and a small amount of zinc and tin.
- No hallmarks, marks, or hallmarks have been found that could provide further information about this coin.

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$ 29.50

 Autor
 Period
Second half of XX Century
 Material
800 thousandths silver.
 Measures
34 x 2,40 mm
 Weight
Conservation
Regular

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