Since we're on a South American kick...Here's Paraguay!

Discussion in 'World Coins' started by jlblonde, Mar 29, 2012.

  1. jlblonde

    jlblonde Señor Member

    Here's a small sample of my Paraguay collection.

    Thx for Viewing!

    BTW: Please add to the pics. I'd like to see all the types.

    Paraguay - 2 Centesimos - 1870
    Paraguay - 2 Centesimos - 1870 - Obv.jpg Paraguay - 2 Centesimos - 1870 - Rev.jpg


    Paraguay - 10 Centavos - 1903
    Paraguay - 10 Centavos - 1903 - Obv.jpg Paraguay - 10 Centavos - 1903 - Rev.jpg
     
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  3. jlblonde

    jlblonde Señor Member

    Paraguay - 2 Pesos - 1925
    Paraguay - 2 Pesos - 1925 - Obv.jpg Paraguay - 2 Pesos - 1925 - Rev.jpg


    Paraguay - 10 Pesos - 1939
    Paraguay - 10 Pesos - 1939 - Obv.jpg Paraguay - 10 Pesos - 1939 - Rev.jpg
     
  4. jlblonde

    jlblonde Señor Member

    Paraguay - 50 Centavos - 1938
    Paraguay - 50 Centavos - 1938 - Obv.jpg Paraguay - 50 Centavos - 1938 - Rev.jpg


    Paraguay - 1 Peso - 1938
    Paraguay - 1 Peso - 1938 - Obv.jpg Paraguay - 1 Peso - 1938 - Rev.jpg
     
  5. jlblonde

    jlblonde Señor Member

    Paraguay - 25 Centimos - 1953
    Paraguay - 25 Centimos - 1953 - Obv.jpg Paraguay - 25 Centimos - 1953 - Rev.jpg



    Paraguay - 50 Centimos - 1953
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  6. Cazkaboom

    Cazkaboom One for all, all for me.

    Love the design of the 10 pesos.
     
  7. jlblonde

    jlblonde Señor Member

    Paraguay - 50 Guaranies - 1980
    Paraguay - 50 Guaranies - 1980 - Obv.jpg Paraguay - 50 Guaranies - 1980 - Rev.jpg


    Paraguay - 100 Guaranies - 1990
    Paraguay - 100 Guaranies - 1990 - Obv.jpg Paraguay - 100 Guaranies - 1990 - Rev.jpg
     
  8. jlblonde

    jlblonde Señor Member

    Yeah, it is pretty cool.
     
  9. Eduard

    Eduard Supporter**

    Thx for showing. Nice coins, specially the 18th century issues.

    Paraguay was the most secluded and closed country in the 18th century in south america, maintaining almost no relations and no contacts to their neighbors. It was ruled by strongmen who run the country as their own personal property.
     
  10. princeofwaldo

    princeofwaldo Grateful To Be eX-I/T!

    The Jesuits ran it before that, also with little outside contact or influence.
     
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