The 2 Centavos 1891, issued by Argentina, is a historical coin from the late 19th century, a period of economic growth and national consolidation in the country.
The obverse features the Argentine national emblem, consisting of a Phrygian cap (symbolizing liberty) atop a pike, with two shaking hands representing unity. The shield is surrounded by a wreath of laurel branches, symbolizing victory and honor. The inscription "REPUBLICA ARGENTINA" encircles the design.
The reverse displays the denomination "2 CENTAVOS" in bold lettering, with the year "1891" inscribed below. A decorative beaded border surrounds the edge, giving the coin an elegant and structured appearance.
Struck in bronze, this coin is an excellent example of 19th-century Argentine numismatics, representing the country's independence and national pride. A must-have for collectors of South American historical coinage!
