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Description:
Obverse
It is seen in the foreground the Gol Embrace surrounded by a geometric representation of the public. The embrace, chosen as a symbol, is the manifestation of the collective essence of the team that is replicated in the bench of substitutes and in the rostrum. In the upper arch reads "FIFA WORLD CUP OF BRAZIL 2014 TM" and in the excerpt the face value "5 PESOS". "It closes the composition a border with the years of all editions of the Soccer World Cup organized by FIFA, including the one of Brazil 2014:" 1930 "" 1934 "" 1938 "" 1950 "" 1954 "" 1958 "" 1962 " "1966" "1970" "1974" "1978" "1982" "1986" "1990" "1994" "1998" "2002" "2006" "2010" "2014". The two championships won by our country "1978" and "1986" stand out.
Reverse
It presents in central position the Argentine National Shield, in the upper arch the inscription "REPÚBLICA ARGENTINA" and in the lower arch, the year of coinage "2013".
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