In 1994, a call was made to the Constituent Conventions aimed at the reform of the Magna Carta of our country, which constituted an event of great importance for institutional life. In this context, the Governors of Entre Ríos and Santa Fe requested that commemorative coins be minted as legal tender.

These events created an ideal environment to resume numismatic broadcasts. This series, issued on November 21, 1994, comprises 6 coins:

Gold $25 | Gold $50 | Silver $2 | Silver $5 | Nickel $2 | Nickel $5

All pieces were minted in two qualities: proof and circulation. The first are presented in different vélvetex type cases containing the coins in different mixes (case with the 6 coins, case with 2 -one of each METAL-, and case with 4 coins -2 silver and 2 nickel-).

25 Pesos

Obverse motif

It presents the National Coat of Arms at the top, and on both sides the names of the two host cities of the Convention, “Paraná” on the left and “Santa Fe” on the right, and below each of them their corresponding coats of arms. In the upper arch the legend “ARGENTINE REPUBLIC” and in the lower one “NATIONAL CONSTITUTION”.

Motif on the back

On the reverse, the National Constitution is illustrated as an open book in which the first words of the preamble can be read: “WE THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE…” and a marker that symbolizes a light blue and white ribbon, colors of our national flag. It also presents the nominal value “$25”, and the date of opening of the Convention “–25.V.1994-” in the exergue. The upper arch reads “NATIONAL CONSTITUENT CONVENTION”.

50 Pesos

Obverse motif

It presents the National Coat of Arms at the top, and on both sides the names of the two host cities of the Convention, “Paraná” on the left and “Santa Fe” on the right, and below each of them their corresponding coats of arms. In the upper arch the legend “ARGENTINE REPUBLIC” and in the lower one “NATIONAL CONSTITUTION”.

Motif on the back

On the reverse, the National Constitution is illustrated as an open book in which the first words of the preamble can be read: “WE THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE…” and a marker that symbolizes a light blue and white ribbon, colors of our national flag. It also presents the nominal value “$50”, and the date of opening of the Convention “–25.V.1994-” in the exergue. The upper arch reads “NATIONAL CONSTITUENT CONVENTION”.

2 Pesos

Obverse motif

It presents the National Coat of Arms at the top, and on both sides the names of the two host cities of the Convention, “Paraná” on the left and “Santa Fe” on the right, and below each of them their corresponding coats of arms. In the upper arch the legend “ARGENTINE REPUBLIC” and in the lower one “NATIONAL CONSTITUTION”.

Motif on the back

On the reverse, the National Constitution is illustrated as an open book in which the first words of the preamble can be read: “WE THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE…” and a marker that symbolizes a light blue and white ribbon, colors of our national flag. It also presents the nominal value “$2”, and the date of opening of the Convention “–25.V.1994-” in the exergue. The upper arch reads “NATIONAL CONSTITUENT CONVENTION”.

5 Pesos

Obverse motif

It presents the National Coat of Arms at the top, and on both sides the names of the two host cities of the Convention, “Paraná” on the left and “Santa Fe” on the right, and below each of them their corresponding coats of arms. In the upper arch the legend “ARGENTINE REPUBLIC” and in the lower one “NATIONAL CONSTITUTION”.

Motif on the back

On the reverse, the National Constitution is illustrated as an open book in which the first words of the preamble can be read: “WE THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE…” and a marker that symbolizes a light blue and white ribbon, colors of our national flag. It also presents the nominal value “$5”, and the date of opening of the Convention “–25.V.1994-” in the exergue. The upper arch reads “NATIONAL CONSTITUENT CONVENTION”.

2 Pesos

Obverse motif

It presents the National Coat of Arms at the top, and on both sides the names of the two host cities of the Convention, “Paraná” on the left and “Santa Fe” on the right, and below each of them their corresponding coats of arms. In the upper arch the legend “ARGENTINE REPUBLIC” and in the lower one “NATIONAL CONSTITUTION”.

Motif on the back

On the reverse, the National Constitution is illustrated as an open book in which the first words of the preamble can be read: “WE THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE…” and a marker that symbolizes a light blue and white ribbon, colors of our national flag. It also presents the nominal value “$2”, and the date of opening of the Convention “–25.V.1994-” in the exergue. The upper arch reads “NATIONAL CONSTITUENT CONVENTION”.

5 Pesos

Obverse motif

It presents the National Coat of Arms at the top, and on both sides the names of the two host cities of the Convention, “Paraná” on the left and “Santa Fe” on the right, and below each of them their corresponding coats of arms. In the upper arch the legend “ARGENTINE REPUBLIC” and in the lower one “NATIONAL CONSTITUTION”.

Motif on the back

On the reverse, the National Constitution is illustrated as an open book in which the first words of the preamble can be read: “WE THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE…” and a marker that symbolizes a light blue and white ribbon, colors of our national flag. It also presents the nominal value “$5”, and the date of opening of the Convention “–25.V.1994-” in the exergue. The upper arch reads “NATIONAL CONSTITUENT CONVENTION”.