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10 Pesos Plata Boliviana
| Issuer | Daniel González y Ca. |
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| Year | 1866 |
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| Value | 10 Pesos Plata Boliviana |
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| Obverse lettering | DANIEL GONZALEZ Y COMPA. DESCUENTOS Y DEPOSITOS DIEZ PESOS Plata Boliviana Mendoza Número Serie Contador Socio Gerente MUESTRA |
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| Reverse lettering | DANIEL GONZALEZ Y COMPA. DESCUENTOS Y DEPOSITOS MENDOZA DIEZ PESOS DIEZ 10 |
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Daniel González y Compañía was a private commercial house operating out of Mendoza, and this note belongs to a period when Argentine provincial commerce routinely ran on quasi-banking paper issued by merchant firms rather than chartered institutions. The Bolivian silver peso — the plata boliviana — was the dominant trade currency across the Cuyo region at mid-century, and denominating private notes in it rather than in Argentine currency was a straightforward acknowledgment of what actually changed hands in the market.
Provincial private issues from Mendoza in this decade are genuinely rare survivors. The firm's lifespan as a note-issuer was short, and redemption or simple destruction claimed most of the paper.