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Six Uruguayan commemorative silver medals, privately minted in the 1960s by Engineer Q. S. Acosta y Lara. Total weight: 196.21 g. Three feature the obverse inscription “1807 Montevideo—Very Loyal and Reconqueror”; on the reverse, two bear the inscription “Buenos Aires—They Fought United, They Won United,” numbered 12 and 19, and the third bears the inscription “Royal Decree XXIV April MDCCCVII,” numbered 13. The other three are identical: “1817 José Artigas, Protector of the Free Peoples”; one is double-thick with the inscription “5 – 1764 – Bicentennial of Artigas – 1964.”
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