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2 Soles

Emittent Banco Nacional del Perú
Jahr 1877
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Vorderseitenbeschreibung The obverse is divided into three vertical vignette panels against a fine guilloche underprint bearing repeated '2' and 'DOS' microtext. The left panel carries a standing male figure with a shepherd's staff and livestock, the central panel presents a Peruvian woman in traditional dress with a basket, and the right panel shows cattle in a pastoral landscape. The denomination 'DOS SOLES' appears in bold letterpress at the lower centre, with the bank title 'EL BANCO NACIONAL DEL PERU' across the top, serial number and date verso in manuscript, and two manuscript signatures of the Gerente and Cajero at the foot.
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Rückseitenbeschreibung The reverse is printed in a single dark ink on plain paper, with two large mirrored allegorical vignettes of a seated female figure — one at left and one at right — each set within an oval frame inscribed 'UN SOL', separated by a central ornamental panel. A large oval government guarantee stamp reads 'EMISION PAGADERA POR EL GOBIERNO' in two concentric lines, applied at centre. The printer's imprint 'American Bank Note Co. New York' appears at the top margin.
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The Banco Nacional del Perú was established in 1873 with significant backing from foreign capital, and its note-issuing period was brutally short — the bank collapsed under the financial strain of the War of the Pacific, which broke out in 1879. Notes from this series had barely two years of viable circulation before the war disrupted the entire Peruvian banking system and rendered most private bank issues worthless or unredeemable.

The American Bank Note Company engraved and printed the full series in New York. The ABNC's work for Peruvian banks during this period was prolific — they held contracts with several competing Lima institutions simultaneously.