100 Pesos 1981-2000 [Chile]

Coins-America

Reverse
Two olive branches are depicted along the arcs of the left and right edges of the coin, intersecting at the bottom. Between them is the inscription '100 PESOS' and the year of minting: '1995'. Decorative raised denticles are placed along the rim edges.
Obverse
In the central part is the coat of arms of Chile - a shield held on the left by a South Andean deer (huemul) and on the right by an Andean condor. Below it is the letter 'S', denoting the Santiago Mint. In the upper part, along the arc of the coin's edge, is the country name in Spanish: 'REPUBLICA DE CHILE'. Decorative raised denticles are placed along the rim edges.