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The obverse is dominated by a central harbour vignette with steam and sailing vessels at anchor, flanked on each side by an ornate guilloche medallion bearing the numeral of denomination. The heading ESTADO SOBERANO DE BOLIVAR runs across the top in bold letterpress, with the bearer clause and place and date of issue inscribed in manuscript below the central vignette. Two manuscript signatures appear at the foot of the note. |
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The reverse is printed in a single blue-green ink and carries the heading ESTADO SOBERANO across the top and DE BOLIVAR along the bottom, with the denomination UN PESO repeated in all four margins. A large central guilloche cartouche encloses a multi-line text panel stating that the salt mines of the State are mortgaged as security for payment of this bond, flanked by two smaller ornate medallions each bearing the numeral denomination. |
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The Estado Soberano de Bolívar was one of nine sovereign states under Colombia's Rionegro Constitution of 1863, which granted each state sweeping autonomy including the right to issue its own currency. That federal experiment collapsed with Rafael Núñez's centralizing reforms and the Constitution of 1886 — making this 1887 note an almost immediate anachronism, issued in the final months before the sovereign state structure was formally abolished and replaced by a unified Colombian republic.
The Colombian Bank Note Company, operating out of Washington D.C., printed for several of these regional issuers during the 1880s. P#S106 survivors are scarce; the series had a short window of legal validity.