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| 表面の説明 | Central vignette bears a portrait of Ignacio Carrera Pinto (1848–1882) at centre, with the issuer name in letterpress along the lower margin and the face value expressed numerically in the upper left and lower right corners and in words in the upper right corner. Signatures of the President and General Manager appear in the lower left, with a tactile relief element in the lower left corner for the visually impaired. A transparent window at right incorporates a portrait watermark of Carrera Pinto. |
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| 表面の銘文 | 1000 MIL PESOS PRESIDENTE GERENTE GENERAL 1000 IGNACIO CARRERA PINTO 1848-1882 BANCO CENTRAL DE CHILE 1000 (Translation: 1000 One Thousand Pesos President General Manager 1000 Ignacio Carrera Pinto 1848-1882 Central Bank of Chile 1000) |
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Chile was among the first Latin American countries to convert a circulating denomination to polymer, with the 1000 Peso series transitioning from paper to substrate produced in part by Note Printing Australia — the same Melbourne facility behind banknotes for dozens of Pacific and Southeast Asian issuers. The Chilean mint, Casa de Moneda, handles the finishing and overprinting in Santiago.
The transparent window incorporated into the substrate is an intrinsic feature of the polymer sheet itself, not applied after printing — a distinction that matters when assessing forgeries, since early Chilean-market counterfeits attempted to simulate it with a punched hole and clear tape overlay.