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| 正面铭文 | 1 CHEQUE PROVISIONAL DE CIRCULACION FORZOSA EMITIDO CON LA GARANTIA DE LA DEUDA DEL ESTADO, RENTAS FISCALES Y DEPARTAMENTALES IQUITOS, 1º DE OCTUBRE 1921 UN SOL SERIE B N° 9738 CAP. JEFE POLITICO Y MILITAR ADMOR. DE LA ADUANA VALE 10 CTVS. (Translation: Provisional check of compelled circulation, issued with the guarantee of the State Debt, Tax and Departmental rents Iquitos October 1st., 1921 Captain Political and Military Chief Manager of the Custom House Valid for 10 Cents.) |
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| 背面铭文 | VALE 10 CENTAVOS VALE 10 CTVS. VALE 10 CENTAVOS (Translation: Valid for 10 cents.) |
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The Federal State of Loreto's 1921 emergency issues are among the more obscure separatist currency episodes in South American history. Iquitos, deep in the Peruvian Amazon and effectively isolated from Lima by geography, had a long history of autonomous impulse — the rubber boom had made it briefly wealthy and largely self-sufficient, and political grievances periodically bubbled into open defiance of the central government.
El Oriente was the local newspaper press; that a regional broadsheet printer was producing currency tells you everything about the circumstances under which this note came into existence.