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| 正面铭文 | EL BANCO DE LA LA PAZ, 11 de Mayo de 1911 NACION BOLIVIANA PAGARÁ AL PORTADOR Á LA VISTA (red overprint: BANCO CENTRAL DE BOLIVIA) CIEN BOLIVIANOS EN MONEDA CORRIENTE (Translation: The Bank of the La Paz, May 11th., 1911 Bolivian Nation Will pay the bearer at sight One Hundred Bolivianos in current money) |
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| 背面铭文 | BANCO DE LA NACION BOLIVIANA (Translation: Bank of the Bolivian Nation) |
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Bolivia's 1929 monetary reform replaced the Boliviano with the new Boliviano at par, then almost immediately ran into the problem every reforming central bank faces: insufficient stocks of newly printed currency. The stopgap was to overprint existing ABNC-printed 100 Bolivianos plates — or in some cases the physical notes themselves — with revised text authorizing them under the new Banco Central framework established by the Kemmerer Mission's 1928 recommendations.
The Kemmerer connection matters here. Edwin Kemmerer, the Princeton economist who restructured monetary systems across South America in the 1920s, effectively designed the institutional architecture that made this note necessary. Bolivia was one of his last commissions.