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| 裏面の説明 | Printed in dark green on a finely engraved geometric background. A central circular vignette enclosed within a beaded border presents a steam vessel at sea, surrounded by the inscriptions BANCO NACIONAL ULTRAMARINO and COLONIAS COMMERCIO AGRICULTURA. To the left the numeral 10 and AVOS appear in bold intaglio figures; to the right, the Chinese denomination characters 毫壹 are rendered in a matching style. The bank name and MACAU are repeated at the top within a panel, and the entire design is enclosed by an intricate lathe-work guilloche frame. |
| 裏面の銘文 | BANCO NACIONAL ULTRAMARINO MACAU 10 AVOS 毫壹 |
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The Banco Nacional Ultramarino served as the privileged issuing bank across Portugal's overseas territories, and this Macau 10 Avos note from 1952 sits at the low end of a series designed to handle small daily transactions in a colony where the pataca had long coexisted uncomfortably with Hong Kong dollar circulation. Bradbury Wilkinson produced work for dozens of colonial issuers during this period, and their engraving quality on low-denomination notes was consistently more careful than the economic importance of the notes warranted.
The avo denominations were particularly prone to heavy wear and outright destruction in Macau's humid subtropical climate — cotton substrate helped, but surviving examples in collectible condition are proportionally scarcer than the higher values in the same series.