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| 正面描述 | 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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| 背面描述 | 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.