1 Peso Banco Navia

Banco Navia y Cía. was one of a cluster of private commercial banks that briefly operated in Colombia during the 1860s, a period when the federal structure of the Rionegro Constitution allowed individual states — and even private firms — to issue their own circulating notes. The American Bank Note Company engraving is characteristic of the quality Colombian private banks sought to project credibility in regions where public confidence in paper was thin at best.

The series is rare. P#S373 survives in very small numbers, likely because the bank's operational life was short and redemption or destruction of remaining stock was common practice among failed private issuers.