1 Peso Banco de La Alianza

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背面描述	Printed in brown. A central oval vignette encloses a bust portrait of a woman in three-quarter view, surrounded by elaborate lathe-work guilloche panels with numeral "1" counters at left and right. The bank name arcs across the top and "SANTIAGO" appears along the bottom in large serif lettering. The printer's imprint appears at the lower margin.
背面铭文	BANCO DE LA ALIANZA 1 SANTIAGO (Translation: Bank of La Alianza 1 Santiago)
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备注	Banco de La Alianza was one of several provincial Argentine private banks that contracted the American Bank Note Company during the 1870s, a period when ABNC dominated the South American commercial banking print market almost entirely. The bank itself was short-lived — Argentine banking law would be progressively tightened through the 1880s, and most provincial issuers of this type were either absorbed or forced to cease note issuance before the Banca Nacional era consolidated the currency. S-prefix Pick numbers indicate chartered private bank issues, and Argentine examples from this period are underrepresented in most collections simply because provincial redemption and destruction rates were high.

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