100 Pesetas Guineanas

正面描述	Red-brown intaglio on a light tan guilloche underprint. A tall banana tree bearing fruit occupies the left vignette against a tropical coastal landscape background, while the central inscription "CIEN PESETAS GUINEANAS" is set in large bold lettering flanked by ornate numeral "100" counters at lower left and right. Three signature lines appear below the main text, with the issue date and place "SANTA ISABEL 12 DE OCTUBRE DE 1969" printed beneath.
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备注	Equatorial Guinea gained independence from Spain on 12 October 1968, and this note — P#1 of the new nation — followed within months. The currency itself, the peseta guineana, was a deliberate bridging unit, maintaining nominal continuity with the Spanish colonial peso to ease the transition. The Banco Central was established specifically to issue it, though the institution had little independent monetary infrastructure at the outset; the entire print run was handled in Madrid by the same state printer that produced Spanish domestic currency. The peseta guineana lasted only until 1975, when Macías Nguema replaced it with the ekwele as part of a broader rupture with Spanish economic ties.

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