Bolivia 50 Centavos 1942 Original NGC MS 65 RB

$100.00

Presenting a superb 1942 Bolivia 50 Centavos – NGC MS 65 RB (Original), a standout in Bolivian numismatics. This high-grade, red-brown uncirculated coin preserves sharp detail on both the national coat of arms and the symbolic caduceus reverse. With a certified grade of MS 65 and strong originality, it is a premium example far above typical circulated pieces.

Highlights:

  • Struck in 1942 under the Republic of Bolivia, catalogued as Krause KM 182a

  • ~5.1 g weight, 24.6 mm diameter, smooth edge

  • Rich historical motifs: rising sun over mountains, lama, palm and wheat symbols, and central caduceus dividing the face value

  • Rare in pristine condition; most survivors show wear or heavy toning

  • Distinguished from many restrikes sold in the market by its quality, certification, and provenance

Why collectors prize this piece:

  • It bridges art, history, and metallurgy — a snapshot of Bolivia’s decimal coinage era

  • The MS 65 grade ensures this coin is among the finest survivors

  • For those who also track mint-error rarities: the 1942 Bolivia 50 Centavos struck on a U.S. war nickel planchet is one of the world’s most unusual off-metal foreign coins (though that is a separate, unique specimen)

If you appreciate coins that combine fine state, historical depth, and aesthetic appeal, this piece is a standout addition to any serious collection.

Presenting a superb 1942 Bolivia 50 Centavos – NGC MS 65 RB (Original), a standout in Bolivian numismatics. This high-grade, red-brown uncirculated coin preserves sharp detail on both the national coat of arms and the symbolic caduceus reverse. With a certified grade of MS 65 and strong originality, it is a premium example far above typical circulated pieces.

Highlights:

  • Struck in 1942 under the Republic of Bolivia, catalogued as Krause KM 182a

  • ~5.1 g weight, 24.6 mm diameter, smooth edge

  • Rich historical motifs: rising sun over mountains, lama, palm and wheat symbols, and central caduceus dividing the face value

  • Rare in pristine condition; most survivors show wear or heavy toning

  • Distinguished from many restrikes sold in the market by its quality, certification, and provenance

Why collectors prize this piece:

  • It bridges art, history, and metallurgy — a snapshot of Bolivia’s decimal coinage era

  • The MS 65 grade ensures this coin is among the finest survivors

  • For those who also track mint-error rarities: the 1942 Bolivia 50 Centavos struck on a U.S. war nickel planchet is one of the world’s most unusual off-metal foreign coins (though that is a separate, unique specimen)

If you appreciate coins that combine fine state, historical depth, and aesthetic appeal, this piece is a standout addition to any serious collection.