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| 表面の説明 | The provincial coat of arms of Salta is positioned in the upper left corner against a multicolour underprint of light violet, turquoise, and beige guilloche patterns. The face value appears in large numerals at lower left and in vertical lettering along the right margin, with the denomination text reading DIEZ MIL AUSTRALES. Principal legends are printed in grey across the upper portion of the note. |
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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse carries the full text of the enabling legislation printed in dark ink on a cream-toned guilloche underprint with ornate scalloped border. The denomination ₳10.000 is printed vertically in large numerals along the right margin, framed by a decorative geometric vignette. A footer line notes the total emission amount and the authorizing decree of 18 May 1990. |
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Salta's provincial austral notes were an emergency measure born from Argentina's catastrophic 1989–1990 hyperinflation, when the national government's fiscal paralysis left provinces unable to meet payrolls. Several Argentine provinces issued their own quasi-currency during this period — Salta among them — effectively circulating scrip that workers and vendors had little choice but to accept. The authorization chain references Laws 6228 and 6495, reflecting the legislative scramble to get these notes legal standing quickly.
Two catalogue variants (a and b) suggest at minimum a signature or series change within the run, though the Casa de Moneda handling the print job kept production domestic throughout.