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| 正面描述 | Banco Nacional de Cuba logo at left; face value rendered as text over numeral in the centre; a large letter 'B' enclosed in a circle at right, designating the certificate series. Serial number prefixes and numerals appear at upper left and lower right; issuer name inscribed along the lower margin. |
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Cuba's dual-currency system, formalized in the early 1980s, created two parallel series of exchange certificates: the 'A' series for socialist-bloc visitors and the 'B' series for travelers from capitalist countries. The 'B' notes commanded access to dollar-priced goods in the INTUR shops and Diplotiendas — hard-currency retail outlets closed to ordinary Cubans holding pesos. The political logic was explicit: capture foreign exchange without giving holders any pricing parity with domestic currency.
Státní Tiskárna Cenin, the Czechoslovak state security printer, produced the Cuban FX series throughout this period — an arrangement that reflected Havana's close institutional ties with Prague rather than any particular technical requirement.