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| 正面描述 | Brown and orange intaglio-printed note with a portrait vignette of Andrés Bello at right, flanked by a central copihue (Chilean bellflower) design over a guilloche underprint. The issuer name BANCO CENTRAL DE CHILE appears below, with the numeric denomination 20000 at upper left and lower right, and the value in full letters VEINTE MIL PESOS at upper right. |
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| 背面描述 | Landscape vignette of the Salar de Surire Natural Monument rendered in warm earth tones, with two flamingos in flight to the right over the salt flat. The numeric face value 20000 appears at upper left and lower right, the issuer name BANCO CENTRAL DE CHILE at lower left and to the right above the value figure, followed by the year of issue. |
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Chile's central bank shifted production of its higher-denomination notes to its own in-house facility, Talleres de Especies Valoradas, a move that distinguished it from most Latin American central banks that continued to rely on foreign security printers well into the 2000s. Printing domestically at scale without sacrificing acceptable security standards was a deliberate policy position, not an economic shortcut.
Paper composition persisted for this denomination even as polymer had become common regionally — Chile did eventually migrate the 20,000 peso note to polymer substrate, but not until after this series concluded.