This checklist works differently than most on this site — every Centenario carries the 1921 date regardless of when it was actually restruck, so there's no meaningful year-by-year date run to check off the way a Gold Eagle or Maple Leaf offers. Most buyers simply hold the coin for its gold content rather than chasing specific minting years.
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Not in the usual sense — every Centenario, whether struck in 1921 or during a later restrike wave, carries the same 1921 date, so there's no meaningful year-by-year checklist the way other series offer.
Mainly for numismatic interest rather than gold content — the gold weight and purity are consistent across original and restrike coins, so most buyers focus on the coin's gold value rather than its specific restrike era.