1 Bolívar
1 Bolívar
Venezuela · 1990
A circulation coin featuring a portrait of Simón Bolívar on the obverse and the Venezuelan coat of arms along with the denomination on the reverse.
- Country
- Venezuela
- Year
- 1990
- Denomination
- 1 Bolívar
- Metal
- Nickel-plated steel
- Grade
- Extremely Fine (XF)
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Overview
A circulation coin featuring a portrait of Simón Bolívar on the obverse and the Venezuelan coat of arms along with the denomination on the reverse.
Historical significance
Issued by the Central Bank of Venezuela during the late 20th century, representing the economic and monetary system of Venezuela prior to later currency redenominations.
Obverse (front)
Profile bust of Simón Bolívar facing left, with the legend 'BOLIVAR LIBERTADOR' surrounding and the engraver's name 'BARRE' at the base.
Reverse (back)
The national coat of arms of Venezuela at the top, surrounded by the legend 'REPUBLICA DE VENEZUELA', with the denomination '1' and 'BOLIVARES' below and the year '1990' to the left.
Estimated value
$0.25 - $1.00 in circulated condition, up to $3.00 in uncirculated condition
What drives this coin's value
Condition, presence of original mint luster, and collector demand for modern world coins.
Grade assessment
Extremely Fine (XF)
Mintage & rarity
Common circulation coin with high mintage numbers.
Authenticity & counterfeit red flags
Generally not counterfeited due to low face value; verify weight and magnetic properties of the steel core.
Notable varieties & errors
No major significant major errors or varieties widely sought by collectors for this specific year.
Similar coins
Other denominations of Venezuelan Bolívar coins from the same era.
Care & preservation
Store in a dry environment in a coin flip or holder to prevent oxidation of the nickel plating.
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