1935 Venezuela 10 Gram 2 Bolivares Silver Coin

 A 1935 Venezuela 2 Bolivares 10 Gram coin is the subject of this entry. This coin is silver and has .2684 ounces (7.60901 grams) of the precious metal in it.  The front side has an old coat of arms from that country. On the reverse side is an image of Simón Bolívar who led a good part of South America to independence from Spain.  He was also the leader of Gran Colombia which was a large country and area consisting of today’s Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Venezuela as well as parts of Peru and Brazil.  The back  of this coin has Libertador (Liberator in English) struck on it honoring Simón Bolívar.

Check out of our silver 1935 10 Gram 2 Bolivares in the photos below.  This coin has seen substantial use and would likely grade good in our view.

Coin collecting is a fascinating hobby that combines history, artistry, and more. In Venezuela, this passion extends to the unique and beautiful silver 2 Bolivares coins. These coins serve not only as currency once but also as a tangible connection to the country's rich cultural and economic heritage.

The Bolivar has a storied history that dates back to the early 19th century when Venezuela gained independence from Spanish rule. Named after independence leader Simón Bolívar, the Bolivar has undergone numerous changes, reflecting the country's political and economic transformations. The introduction of the silver 2 Bolivares coin in 1879 is a testament to this evolving history, representing a specific era in Venezuelan currency.

The silver 2 Bolivares coins are notable not just for their metal composition but also for their striking design. Typically minted with intricate details capturing iconic symbols and figures from Venezuelan heritage, these coins often feature portraits of national heroes, important events, or significant national symbols. The aesthetic appeal of the coins draws collectors to them, but their value often extends well beyond their visual charm.