Brass 100 Pesos of Colombia Country (AD 2XX8) Used as Locket

Description

Colombia Country, (AD 2xx8), Brass 100 Pesos, Obv: Arms of Colombia, Inscription & Date, Rev: Denomination, 5.32 Gms, 23.06 mm, Used as Locket, Condition as per Image.

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This extraordinary Colombian 100 Pesos coin from 2008 is a captivating piece of numismatic history, crafted from nickel brass and weighing 5.32 grams with a diameter of 23.06mm. The obverse features the distinguished Arms of Colombia alongside inscriptions and the year of issue, while the reverse displays the denomination, making it instantly recognizable to collectors worldwide. What makes this piece truly exceptional is its dual purpose—originally currency, it has been ingeniously repurposed as a locket, adding sentimental and artistic value to its historical significance. The fine condition with heavy patina tells the story of its circulation, bearing authentic wear marks that numismatists cherish as evidence of real-world use. This blend of Colombian numismatic heritage and creative upcycling appeals to both serious coin collectors and vintage jewelry enthusiasts alike. Colombian coins from the 2000s era represent an important period in the nation's monetary history. This particular piece serves as both an investment-grade collectible and a conversation starter, merging cultural significance with practical wearability. The heavy used condition authentically demonstrates decades of history, making it an ideal addition for collectors seeking genuine, character-rich pieces that tell compelling stories.