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| 正面描述 | The upper portion carries a central vignette of the Argentine coat of arms flanked by two steam locomotives with passenger carriages travelling in opposite directions, rendered in fine intaglio engraving. Below, the issuer's name "EL BANCO NACIONAL" appears in bold letterpress, with the date "Buenos Ayres, Agosto 1° de 1873" inscribed in manuscript style above. To the lower right, an intaglio portrait of a male figure in period dress is set within an oval frame, with the numeral "2" in large print at left and two manuscript signatures across the centre. |
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| 正面铭文 | EL BANCO NACIONAL DOS PESOS FUERTES Pagará al portador y a la vista en las monedas determinadas por la Ley Nac. Buenos Ayres, Agosto 1° de 1873 2 |
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The Banco Nacional of Argentina commissioned this series from the American Bank Note Company in New York at a moment of significant institutional uncertainty — the bank itself was struggling to establish credibility against a crowded field of provincial and foreign banks all competing for deposit confidence in Buenos Aires. The 1873 issue predates the severe financial crisis that struck the following year, when a global credit contraction hammered Argentine institutions hard and forced emergency measures across the banking sector.
ABNC's involvement was typical of the period, when Argentine banks routinely outsourced security printing to New York rather than use domestic facilities. The PS# prefix in the Pick catalog indicates provincial or private issue status, which affects how surviving examples are distributed across collections today.