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| 正面铭文 | DIEZ 10 BANCO ORIENTAL Montevideo, 1º de Agosto de 1867 Pagará al portador UN DOBLÓN DE ORO SELLADO á la vista ó su equivalente en la misma especie A DIEZ POR el banco Compañía Americana de billetes de Banco Nueva York (Translation: Ten 10 Banco Oriental Montevideo, August 1st, 1867 Will pay to the bearer One sealed golden Doblón at sight or its equivalent in the same species At Ten Per the Bank American Bank Note Company New York) |
| 背面描述 | The reverse is entirely engraved in red on cream paper, centred on the bold inscription 'DIEZ PESOS' flanked on each side by the Roman numeral 'X'. The surrounding field is filled with an elaborate guilloche network of interlocking rosettes, lathe-work medallions and symmetrical ornamental scrollwork. The printer's imprint 'COMPAÑIA AMERICANA DE BILLETES DE BANCO NUEVA YORK' runs in small type along the lower margins. |
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The Banco Oriental was one of several private commercial banks that briefly flourished in Uruguay during the 1860s credit boom, before the financial crash of 1868 wiped out most of them. This note was printed by the American Bank Note Company — the dominant supplier to Latin American issuers of that period — but the bank itself collapsed within a year of issue, meaning circulation was almost certainly brief and redemption chaotic or incomplete.
The dual denomination "1 Doblón / 10 Pesos" reflects Uruguay's transitional monetary accounting at the time, when the old Spanish doubloon-based reckoning still ran alongside the peso system.