1000 Pesos Oro without date

The Banco Central de la República Dominicana's higher denomination notes of this period were printed by De La Rue across a span of roughly a decade, with the undated format allowing the central bank to issue against a single approved design without repeatedly seeking authorization for new printings — a practical arrangement common among smaller Caribbean issuers working with London security printers during this period.

At the 1000 Pesos Oro level, circulation was largely institutional. Notes at this value rarely passed through retail hands, which complicates any honest assessment of typical wear patterns for surviving examples.