The Chile 100 Pesos Gold Coin is a distinguished piece of numismatic history, minted between 1926 and 1980 by the Santiago Mint. This exquisite coin features the iconic Lady of Liberty on its obverse, symbolizing the Republic of Chile, with the inscription “REPUBLICA DE CHILE” and the date of issue. The reverse showcases the national coat of arms, including a shield with a five-pointed star, supported by an eagle and a deer, and surrounded by the inscriptions “CIEN PESOS,” “100 Ps,” and “DIEZ CONDORES.”

Struck in 90% pure gold, this Chile 100 Pesos Gold Coin weighs 20.3397 grams and contains 0.5886 troy ounces of gold, making it a valuable addition to any collection. The Chile 100 Pesos Gold Coin holds significant historical importance, representing Chile’s rich heritage and the stability of its national currency during the 20th century. Its artistic design and limited mintage make it highly sought after by collectors and investors alike.

Only two dates from the series were minted prior to the US abandoning it’s gold standard in 1933 – the 1926 and the 1932.  Though the original mintage of the 1926 and 1932 dated coins from the Santiago mint totalled 685,000 coins, significant numbers were culled by the mint after circulation, with the gold used to restrike the coin in ensuing years – the Chile 100 Pesos coin continued to be minted with the same design in Chile until 1980.

Ideal for both numismatists and investors, the Chile 100 Pesos Gold Coin offers a unique blend of historical significance, exquisite craftsmanship, and intrinsic gold value. Add this remarkable piece of Chilean history to your collection today and own a tangible connection to the nation’s storied past.