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2 Reales Bolivianos

Uitgever Banco Rio Cuarto, Rio Cuarto
Jaar 1874
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Vorm Rectangular
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Beschrijving voorzijde The upper portion bears the issuer title 'EL BANCO RIO CUARTO' in bold uppercase lettering, with a large numeral '2' set within an ornate oval cartouche at the right. A female allegorical vignette in fine intaglio engraving occupies the lower left, while the central field carries the bearer obligation text in Spanish, dated 'Rio Cuarto Abril 1 de 1874'. The composition is enclosed within a guilloche border with chain-link decorative elements.
Opschrift voorzijde EL BANCO RIO CUARTO
DOS REALES
Pagará al portador de Cuatro de estas billetes Un Peso Boliviano en su equivalente en moneda de ley.
Rio Cuarto Abril 1 de 1874
POR EL DIRECTORIO DEL BANCO
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Opmerkingen

Banco Rio Cuarto was a provincial Argentine bank operating out of Córdoba province, and this 2 Reales Bolivianos note reflects the monetary confusion of the period — Bolivia's real-based system was still the dominant unit of account across much of the Argentine interior in the early 1870s, even as Buenos Aires pushed toward a unified national currency. The denomination itself became obsolete shortly after issue, when Argentina's 1875–76 monetary reforms began enforcing the peso as the standard unit across provincial banking.

PS#1823 is among the rarer entries in the Pick Specialized South America catalog for this issuer. Banco Rio Cuarto had a short operational lifespan, and surviving notes across its series are genuinely scarce.

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