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The Compañía Colombiana de Billetes de Banco was a short-lived printing enterprise established with American capital specifically to produce notes for Colombian institutions, operating out of Washington D.C. in the late 1890s. That arrangement was unusual — most Colombian issues of the period went to established European security printers, particularly in London and Paris.

The Banco Nacional itself was dissolved by 1900, when Colombia moved to suppress private and semi-official note-issuing banks in favor of centralized monetary control. This note was current for a narrow window, and the bank's liquidation cut short what would otherwise have been a longer series.