100 Pesos

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正面铭文	EL BANCO SALVADOREÑO Pagará al portador en moneda efectiva CIEN PESOS SAN SALVADOR REPUBLICA DE EL SALVADOR ADMINISTRADOR DIRECTOR CAJERO American Bank Note Co. New York 100 Nº SERIE
背面描述	The reverse is plain and essentially unprinted, showing only the cream-coloured paper stock with light soiling and a faint rectangular stamp remnant in the upper right corner, consistent with a specimen or uniface proof presentation.
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备注	Banco Salvadoreño was one of several private commercial banks operating in El Salvador under the 1880 banking law, which permitted note-issuing privileges to chartered institutions. That system persisted until 1934, when the newly created Banco Central de Reserva assumed exclusive right of issue and private bank notes were called in. A 1913 high-denomination note from this issuer would have seen limited everyday circulation by nature — 100 pesos was serious commercial money, used in trade settlements and interbank transactions rather than retail exchange. The American Bank Note Company held long-standing relationships with Central American banks throughout this period, supplying security-printed notes across the region from its New York plant. At this denomination, surviving examples are genuinely rare.

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