1 Peso Banco Nacional de Santo Domingo

The Banco Nacional de Santo Domingo was a short-lived institution, chartered under a concession granted to the Westendorp & Co. financial syndicate that had taken control of Dominican customs revenue as collateral for earlier bond debt. The bank's operating life barely outlasted the concession itself — by 1899 the syndicate's successor arrangement was unraveling, and the Dominican government was moving toward the fiscal structures that would eventually invite U.S. customs receivership in 1905.

Franklin Banknote Company had merged into American Bank Note Company by 1879, which makes any note carrying the Franklin imprint after that date technically a product of ABNCo infrastructure under the older brand name — a transitional credit line that appeared on some issues well into the 1890s.