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| 裏面の説明 | Green intaglio print with a decorative frame border. The central vignette presents the Monument to Carabobo by Antonio Rodríguez del Villar, commemorating Bolívar's decisive victory on 24 June 1821 that secured Venezuelan independence. The national Coat of Arms appears to the left, the watermark zone to the right, with the issuer name BANCO CENTRAL DE VENEZUELA at the top, VEINTE BOLIVARES at the foot, and the numeral 20 in each corner. |
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| バリエーション | P#46a - 08.08.1967 P#46b - 05.03.1968 P#46c - 30.09.1969 P#46d - 27.01.1970 P#46e(1) - 29.01.1974 serial # prefix Y-Z (7 digits serial #) P#46e(2) - 29.01.1974 serial # prefix A-C (7 or 8 digits serial #) P#46e(3) - 29.01.1974 serial # prefix A-C (7 or 8 digits serial #) |
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The P#46 series spans an unusually long window for a Venezuelan issue — seven years across two distinct political administrations, covering the presidencies of Leoni and Caldera. Venezuela's oil revenues were climbing steadily through this period, and the 20 Bolívares denomination saw heavy transactional use as a mid-range note in an economy where purchasing power was still relatively stable against the dollar.
Thomas De La Rue produced the series in London throughout its run. The watermark remains the sole security feature — modest by the standards De La Rue was capable of, reflecting a cost and specification decision made by the BCV rather than any limitation of the printer.