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| 正面描述 | Pink-toned note with a central oval vignette of a dog resting atop a barrel, flanked by the bank name in two lines. The denomination "2" appears in circular guilloche medallions at lower left and right, with the issuing province "PROVINCIA DE ENTRERIOS" arched above the vignette. The border is composed of repeated denomination text in a decorative letterpress pattern, and the date "GUALEGUAY, OCTUBRE 3 DE 1868" appears at the bottom margin. |
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| 正面铭文 | DOS PESOS PLATA BOLIVIANA PROVINCIA DE ENTRERIOS EL BANCO DEL RIO DE LA PLATA Pagará al Portador y á la vista DOS PESOS PLATA BOLna POR EL BANCO: GUALEGUAY, OCTUBRE 3 DE 1868 |
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The Banco del Río de La Plata was one of several private provincial banks operating in Argentina during the 1860s under loose federal oversight — a period when note-issuing rights were essentially a commercial privilege rather than a regulated function. The denomination in Pesos Plata Boliviana rather than Pesos Fuertes reflects the continuing monetary fragmentation of the Río de la Plata region, where Bolivian silver coinage remained in active circulation alongside local currency well into the latter half of the nineteenth century.
PS#1836 is a scarce series. Private bank failures and subsequent redemption drives eliminated most surviving stock before serious collecting interest developed.