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Area: 8,260 square miles Population: 5,600,000
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This is the smallest Republic in Central America and it was conquered for Spain by Pedro Alvaredo, as early as 1526. After withdrawing from the confederacy of the Central American States, this country declared its independence in 1841.
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1895 Salvador 1 Peso (Ag) - XF
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Silver issue
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Obverse Christopher Columbus (1451-1506), discoverer of the New World. Rev. coat of arms. Pretty white .900 silver issue with even wear and nice eye appeal for the grade. Hint of gold at very rim edge. Marks are below average for grade, with a couple of very light contact scratches not much of a factor. (View image for more detail.)
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Item Number
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Price
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SALCN1P895C
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$35.00
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1951 Salvador 5 Centavos (Cu-Ni) G
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Obverse Francisco Morazan, head facing left. Rev. value within wreath. Heavy obverse wear keeps this one a filler. Steel gray with no problems just honest wear. (View image for more detail.)
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Item Number
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Price
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SALVCN5C951
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$0.75
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1956 Salvador 5 Centavos (Cu-Ni) VG
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Obverse depicts head of Jose Matias Delgado (1768-1833). Rev. value in wreath. Nice natural gray. Great very good filler at a bargain price. (View image for more detail.)
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Item Number
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Price
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SALVCN1956
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$0.85
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1963 Salvador 5 Centavos (Cu-Ni) F
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Obverse depicts head of Jose Matias Delgado (1768-1833). Rev. value in wreath. Somewhat lustrous steel gray. Nice filler with even wear, solid detail for the grade. (View image for more detail.)
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Item Number
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Price
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SALVCN5C963
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$0.85
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1966 Salvador 5 Centavos (Cu-Ni) F
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Obverse depicts head of Jose Matias Delgado (1768-1833). Rev. value in wreath. Sharp steel gray with even wear and nice eye appeal for the fine grade. (View image for more detail.)
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Item Number
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Price
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SALVCN5C966
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$0.85
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