As minted in this circulating Argentinian 25 cents coin, the "Casa del Cabildo" is an artistic depiction of the Buenos Aires City Hall and Mayor's office at the capital of this beautiful South American country.

Even though there have been quite a few variations regarding the specifically designed minting techniques for this coin, the structure itself remained the same, as it was originally requested by Argentinian treasury officials.

The name of Argentina's currency is the peso, and the "peso convertible" which was replaced briefly in 1992 by the "austral" or "star of the South" then to be called peso. Sometimes more than one type of peso was circulating in the country's markets and banks. Usually identified worldwide as AR$, or $AR the peso was divided into 100 "centavos". 
Here I show my 25 centavos Argentinian coin from 1993. 

In my own words.

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Freedom. "Never give up."

In God we trust.