File:Numismatic postcard from the early 1900's - Peru.jpg

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English: These postcards were designed by Hugo Semmler, a German businessman for cambists (people who exchange money 💴) to base their exchange courses on. After Hugo Semmler other people began producing these cards as well as they became highly popular souvenirs for tourists.
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Source Robert’s World Money
Author Hugo Semmler


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Public domain This is a reproduction of a unit of currency that is or was in use in Peru. Some desings are is now in the public domain in Peru, because according to the Law 13714 (1961) its term of copyright has expired after 15-25 years from the date of publication or public presentation as a case where the work belongs to a legal personality and they are not renewed by D.L. 822. These are the already expired designs:
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  • Use of Coat of arms: The work was originally created on February 14, 1863 in reversal coin of sol as shield during the mandate of President Miguel de San Román. The shield was created more than 120 years ago.

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