Coin Set (1960s–1980s) Gold Soles & Intis,...

Updated August 7, 2026

Various Values, Original Coins. Lot of original Peruvian coins issued by the Banco Central de Reserva del Perú between the 1960s and 1980s, representing a remarkable variety of denominations and designs. 100 Soles de Oro (1980): Large coin with the national coat of arms. 50 Soles de Oro (1980): Brass tone coin with classic lettering and BCRP emblem. 20 Centavos (1960): Smaller bronze coin featuring laurel branch. 10 Soles de Oro — Túpac Amaru II: Commemorative design honoring the indigenous leader. 5 Soles de Oro (1970s/80s): Featuring denomination prominently at center. 5 Soles de Oro — Monument design: Reverse shows iconic Peruvian imagery. 25 Centavos (1970s): With Andean bird motif on obverse. Reverse: Most coins depict the Escudo Nacional del Perú (coat of arms), reinforcing their historic and patriotic value. Condition: Mixed circulated condition, with visible patina and wear consistent with age, yet preserving legible details (see photos). Notes: Sets like this provide a unique snapshot of Peru’s turbulent economic history, spanning from the Sol de Oro era into the early Inti years. Such assortments are highly valued among collectors and potentially sought after in international auctions, especially given the diversity of designs and denominations. Provenance: Private collection. Shipping: Worldwide, coins are carefully packed in protective sleeves for safe delivery.

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