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This very pretty, silver coin pendant has a wonderful cut-out of the coat of arms emblem of La República de Guatemala: The resplendent quetzal, the national bird of Guatemala which represents liberty; a scroll of parchment with the words, Libertad 15 de Septiembre de 1821 which represents the date of independence from Spain; two crossed Remington rifles with bayonets representing a warning of Guatemala’s willingness to defend itself by force, if needed; a bay laurel wreath representing victory; and two crossed sabers (swords) representing the honor of the Guatemalan people. It also has a cut-out 0,835 for the coin silver purity and the year 1895.
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This lovely cut-out coin is affixed to a circular pendant that is hallmarked GUATEMALA. This large and lovely piece of wearable Guatemalan history has an undisturbed, natural patina that may require a light cleaning, if desired, and is ready to adorn your favorite necklace or chain.
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- Condition: Excellent vintage
- Weight: 10.0 g
- Bale: O-rings
- Measurements: Approx. 1 1/8” diameter (plus additional 1/4” bale)
- Gift box and wrapping may vary.
Love One Another ~ Bella Morena
