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| 正面描述 | Portrait vignette of Antonio Nariño at lower left within an oval frame, his name inscribed below, alongside a seated allegorical figure of Mercury to the right against a tropical landscape underprint. The denomination 'DIEZ PESOS ORO' is printed in bold letterpress at centre, with the issuing authority 'EL BANCO DE LA REPUBLICA' across the top, the date '26 de Julio de 1927', and the place of issue 'BOGOTA, COLOMBIA' below. Guilloche rosettes appear at left and right, with serial number and series letter printed in red. |
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| 背面铭文 | BANCO DE LA REPUBLICA BOGOTA COLOMBIA DIEZ PESOS ORO EL CAJERO (Translation: Bank of the Republic / Bogota Colombia / Ten Pesos Oro / The Cashier) |
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Colombia's Banco de la República was established in 1923 under the direct influence of the Kemmerer Mission — the U.S. financial advisory team led by Edwin Kemmerer that restructured monetary systems across five South American nations during that decade. This note belongs to the bank's earliest emission period, when De La Rue's involvement was essentially guaranteed by the prestige requirements written into the new central banking framework.
The "Pesos Oro" denomination was a deliberate legal construct, tying the currency to a gold standard parity rather than simply naming a unit of account. Colombia abandoned that parity during the global crisis of 1931, making pre-Depression issues like this one a short-lived first chapter.