1000 Sucres

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Legenda del dritto	EL BANCO CENTRAL DEL ECUADOR SOCIEDAD ANONIMA 1000 MIL SUCRES QUITO, Junio 20 de 1982 RUMIÑAHUI (Translation: The Central Bank of Ecuador, Anonymous Society 1000 One Thousand Sucres Quito, June 20th, 1982 Rumiñahui)
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Descrizione della protezione	the national coat of arms; embedded security thread with lettering running vertically through the note.
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Commenti	Ecuador's 1000 Sucres was the highest denomination in general circulation during this period, issued against a backdrop of the oil boom that briefly stabilized the country's finances after the early 1970s petroleum windfall. By the late 1970s, however, mounting external debt was already eroding the sucre's purchasing power, and notes of this face value circulated hard and fast. Thomas De La Rue printed the series through multiple date iterations across the six-year run, with signature combinations changing to reflect successive administrations at the Banco Central. Collectors tracking the full signature set for P#120 will find at least four distinct pairings across the issue dates.