But the answer on the first floor is easy to make people smile:

1. peso is the monetary unit peso. Before Spain used the euro in 2002, the monetary unit of 143 was called peseta. Even if it is written in Spanish, it is peso, and peso is two words.

2. Republic means "* * * and" in Spanish, and DE means "de" in Spanish. Therefore, repú blica de should be a republic. Spain is still a constitutional monarchy country headed by King Carlos, so the full name of the country is called "Kingdom of Spain" and written in Spanish as "Reino de Espa". And Republican DE (.

The following analysis is based on the questioner's information:

1. The information provided is in Spanish, so it can only be used in countries where Spanish is the national language. These are former Spanish colonies and are generally Latin American countries (all Latin American countries use Spanish except Brazil).

2. The currency unit is peso, which is the currency unit of many countries, and is generally found in Central and South America, Cuba, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, Philippines, Colombia, Uruguay and Dominica.

Among them, the full names of the countries are: Cuba, Argentina, Chile, Philippines, Colombia, Uruguay and Dominica.

The landlord can determine which country's currency it is by comparing the word after republicate on the coin with the word in brackets above. (If you write it clearly in the question, it won't be so complicated. Other information doesn't matter. The country name is the most important information to identify coins. )