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Venezuela - Italy: Mussolini
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Moneta
Registered: August 2005
Location: Arizona USA
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Somehow the avoidance of a "Cult of Personality," which is generally known to be a Communist tenet, is actually more prevalent more among the Fascists. These 'National Socialists' are actually just one of the many 'flavors' of Statists (those Big Government types that want to crush your individual freedoms). So, I had to go to Venezuela to find a denominated (?) 'coin' that honors Mussolini. It's a borrowed photo and the item is not physically in the Museum. A necessary measure to round out the Rogues Gallery. The item states "Banco Italo-Venezolano" p/o 'Chiefs of the Second World War' series. There were 18 people included in this set that was minted by the Karlsuhe mint in Germany, mintage unknown.
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Keywords: Mussolini
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Denomination: 20 Bolivares
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Reference #: KM XMB10
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Date/Mintmark: 1957
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Condition: Proof
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Weight: 6 g; 0.1736 oz AGW; ~20mm
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Metal: .900 gold
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