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| 表面の説明 | The obverse is printed in black on a light guilloche underprint. At left, an intaglio portrait vignette of a gentleman in early 19th-century dress within an oval frame. The bank title EL BANCO DE CALDAS arches across the upper portion in large letters, beneath which a central cartouche bears the denomination UN PESO ORO LEGAL with interest conditions stated in smaller text. Specimen overprints appear diagonally in red, and zeroed serial numbers 00000 are printed in red at upper left and upper right. |
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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is printed entirely in green, with an elaborate symmetrical guilloche pattern filling the field. A large central oval vignette contains the denomination numeral 1 in ornate lettering, surrounded by intricate lathe-work. The bank name BANCO DE CALDAS is divided vertically on either side of the central oval, with SECCIÓN HIPOTECARIA inscribed at the lower centre. A text panel headed CONDICIONES details the terms of the mortgage bond obligation. |
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Banco de Caldas was a regional Colombian institution operating out of Manizales, and its reliance on the American Bank Note Company places this note squarely within the broader pattern of Latin American private banks that contracted ABNC for prestige printing during the early twentieth century. The "Oro Legal" designation was not decorative — it specified convertibility to legal gold pesos under Colombian monetary law, a distinction that mattered considerably in a period when Colombian banking remained fragmented among regional and departmental issuers before the Banco de la República's establishment in 1923 effectively ended the era of private note issue.
Caldas department issues from this transitional window are genuinely uncommon in the collector market. Most of the surviving ABNC-printed Colombian provincial notes exist in either remainder or specimen form rather than as issued, circulated examples.