20 Nuevos Soles

Orell Füssli's involvement here is characteristic of the Swiss firm's South American contracts during the 1990s, though by this point the partnership with De La Rue meant production responsibilities were split — Orell Füssli handling the substrate and certain intaglio work from Zürich while De La Rue contributed its own security printing expertise. The dual-printer arrangement was uncommon enough that attribution errors appear regularly in dealer listings.

The 1991 monetary reform that introduced the Nuevo Sol replaced the Inti at a rate of one million to one, erasing a decade of hyperinflationary damage. This 1995 note belongs to the consolidated series issued once confidence in the new currency had stabilized under the Fujimori-era economic program.