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1 Peso

Issuer Banco Hipotecario / Provincias Ligadas del Norte (Tucumán)
Year 1841
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Value 1 Peso
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Obverse description Plain typeset note with the heading BANCO HIPOTECARIO in bold uppercase at top, followed by the italic script legend Provincias Ligadas del Norte and the place and date Tucumayo 1841. A central oval stamp vignette reading A FONSO is applied in ink to the left of the denomination text VALE UN PESO. A legal warning clause in small letterpress type occupies the lower central panel, and the note bears multiple manuscript signatures across the bottom.
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Reverse description The reverse of this note is not documented in available catalog sources.
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The Provincias Ligadas del Norte was a short-lived political confederation of Argentina's northwestern provinces — Tucumán, Salta, Jujuy, and Catamarca — that formed in the early 1840s in opposition to Rosas. The Banco Hipotecario in Tucumán issued notes under this banner, giving them a regional political character that went well beyond ordinary mortgage-bank paper. Hyphenating a bank's credit instrument to a confederation's name was an explicit statement of autonomy.

PS#1682 is among the rarest Argentine provincial issues of the period. The confederation itself dissolved within a few years, leaving this note with almost no circulation window and very few survivors.