2 Reales Bolivianos

The Banco de Victoria was one of several short-lived private banks chartered in Bolivia during the early 1870s, a period when the government briefly liberalized banking to attract regional capital investment. Few of these institutions survived more than a decade, and their note issues were consequently small. The 2 Reales denomination — a fractional unit in an already transitional monetary system — would have served petty commercial transactions at a moment when Bolivia was still running parallel real and boliviano-denominated circulation.

PS prefix in the Pick numbering places this squarely in the speculative or unconfirmed category, meaning verified surviving examples are exceptionally rare in any established collection.