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1945 |
USNS-ULE-B 001
Year issued: 1945
Printer:
Quantity:
Dimensions: 61 x 48 mm
Denomination: 1 Stelo
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1959 |
USNS-ULE-C 001
Year: 1959
Metal: Copper
Condition: Unc
Designer:
Mint:
Mintage: 10,000
Weight: 3.4 g
Diameter: 20 mm
Denomination: 1 Stelo
Edge type: Plain |

5-pointed star |

Universal League Arms |
USNS-ULE-C 002
Year: 1959
Metal: Brass
Condition: Unc
Designer:
Mint:
Mintage: 10,000
Weight: 5 g
Diameter: 23.3 mm
Denomination: 5 Steloj
Edge type: Reeded |
 5-pointed star |
 Globe |
USNS-ULE-C 003
Year: 1959
Metal: Cupronickel
Condition: Unc
Designer:
Mint:
Mintage: 10,000
Weight: 9 g
Diameter: 28 mm
Denomination: 10 Steloj
Edge type: Plain |
 5-pointed star |
 Dr L L Zamenhof |
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1965 |
USNS-ULE-C
004A
Year: 1965
Metal: Cupronickel
Condition: BU
Designer:
Mint:
Mintage: 1000
Weight: 19 g
Diameter: 37.8 mm
Denomination: 25 Steloj
Edge type: Plain |
 5-pointed star |
 Dr L L Zamenhof |
USNS-ULE-C
004B
Year: 1965
Metal: Silver
Condition: Proof
Designer:
Mint:
Mintage: 5000 (stated 10,000)
Weight: 25 g
Diameter: 37.8 mm
Denomination: 25 Steloj
Edge type: Plain |

5-pointed star |
 Dr L L Zamenhof |
USNS-ULE-C
004C
Year: 1965
Metal: .983 Gold
Condition: Proof
Designer:
Mint:
Mintage: 10
Weight: 50 g
Diameter: 37.8 mm
Denomination: 25 Steloj
Edge type: Plain, edge-numbered |
 5-pointed star |
 Dr L L Zamenhof |
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The Universala Ligo
(Universal League) was an Esperantist world-government organisation
based in the Netherlands that promoted
Esperanto as the universal language, and the Stelo (Star) as a
universal currency unit. The motto Unu Mondo, Unu Lingvo, Unu Mono
that appears on the 1959 1stelo coin means One World, One Language, One
Currency. The Stelo had its origins in the aftermath of World War 2
when 1 Stelo coupons were issued in the Netherlands. (more to come)
© 2005, USNS
/ G Cruickshank.
Information
and scans
courtesy of
C Shiboleth
and G Cruickshank. |