Peru – 1967 – 100 Soles – Gold – Seated Liberty – NGC MS65 – Cert 2156226-008

Peru – 1967 – 100 Soles – Seated Liberty – Gold – NGC MS65 – Cert 2156226-008

The Peruvian 100 Soles gold coin featuring Seated Liberty is one of the classic collector issues of 20th-century Latin America. This type was minted in a very similar design over several years, meaning that the focus of evaluation is primarily on the degree of preservation, surface quality, and the attractiveness of the individual specimen.

The seated figure of Liberty, holding a shield and staff, follows the tradition of classical depictions of freedom and symbolizes independence, justice, and national stability. The reverse features the meticulously detailed Peruvian coat of arms, surrounded by palm and laurel branches, further enhancing the coin’s prestigious appearance.

The coin offered here has been certified MS65 by NGC and is therefore in very good condition. The coin impresses with its even, warm gold tone and clearly defined details in the drapery, facial features, and coat of arms. This gives the overall impression a very fresh and harmonious appearance, which is a key quality characteristic for this large-format gold coin.

This issue is suitable both as a high-quality individual representative of Peruvian gold coinage and as a complement to a world gold or Latin America collection, especially when a piece of tested, stable quality is sought.

Certification
NGC MS65
Certificate number: 2156226-008

Technical data
Metal: Gold
Fineness: .900
Weight: approx. 46.8 g gross
Net weight: 1.3543 oz
Diameter: approx. 37 mm
Mint: Lima
Nominal value: 100 Soles
Year: 1967
Minting number: 6431