CVC & Collectables presents this 1837-P LM 8 Soliva coin from Bolivia, graded AU 50 by ANACS, is a remarkable piece of numismatic history. It belongs to the Republic period of Bolivia, spanning from 1825 to 2009. This standard circulation coin, with a denomination at 8 Soles, features a captivating design.
On the obverse side, you’ll find a tree at the center with two alpacas lying below it. Above the tree, there are six 6-pointed stars arranged in a curved line. The country name is curved on the sides and top, with the date displayed below.
The reverse side showcases a dressed bust of the liberator Simon Bolivar, wearing a general’s costume with a laureate head turned to the right. The legends are inscribed around the periphery, with the name below the bust.
This coin, made of .903 silver, weighs approximately 27 grams and has a diameter of 38 mm, with a thickness of 1.7 mm. It’s a testament to Bolivia’s rich history and the significant role of Simon Bolivar in the country’s liberation movement.
