Argentina 1893 Centavo Extra Fine (EF40)

Argentina 1893 Centavo Extra Fine (EF-40)

The 1893 Centavo bronze coin was struck during the early years of the Argentine Republic, a period marked by economic expansion and political consolidation. Argentina was transitioning into a modern nation with Buenos Aires as its thriving capital. The coin reflects the country's adoption of a decimal monetary system, replacing earlier colonial and provincial currencies. 

Obverse: Argentina Coat of Arms 
Reverse: Freedom head by hand of Oudine, wearing a Phrygian cap to the left with the value below. 

Specifications:
Composition: Bronze 
Weight: 5 g 
Diameter: 25 mm 
Thickness: 1.5 mm 
Shape: Round 
Edge: Plain 
Technique: Milled 
Die Axis: ↑↓
Mintage: 754 000
Mint: Buenos Aires Mint