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1000 Guaranies Spanish value on reverse
| Issuer | Banco Central del Paraguay |
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| Year | 1963 |
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| Size | 157 × 67 mm |
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| Signature(s) | serial # at lower left and lower right - Oscar Stark Rivarola & César Romeo Acosta serial # at lower left and lower right - Augusto Colmán Villamayor & César Romeo Acosta serial # at upper left and lower right - Augusto Colmán Villamayor & César Romeo Acosta serial # at upper left and lower right - Augusto Colmán Villamayor & César Romeo Acosta Error: mismatching serial # |
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| Variants | P#201a - serial # at lower left and lower right signatures: Oscar Stark Rivarola & César Romeo Acosta P#201b(1) - serial # at lower left and lower right signatures: Augusto Colmán Villamayor & César Romeo Acosta P#201b(2) - serial # at upper left and lower right signatures: Augusto Colmán Villamayor & César Romeo Acosta P#201b(2)x - serial # at upper left and lower right signatures: Augusto Colmán Villamayor & César Romeo Acosta Error: mismatching serial # |
| Comments |
The multiple signature combinations catalogued under P#201 reflect the note's long active life rather than distinct print runs — De La Rue produced a single plate design that Banco Central del Paraguay reused across successive administrations, with new signing authorities added as ministers turned over through the 1960s. The error variety — mismatching serial numbers upper left and lower right — is the most collectable of the group, almost certainly a mechanical feed error at the numbering stage rather than a plate fault.