20 Pesos

Banco Industrial was a short-lived regional institution operating out of Cartagena during Colombia's post-Thousand Days War reconstruction period, when the country was attempting to stabilize a banking sector that had been gutted by wartime hyperinflation and the forced loan policies of the Regeneration government. The American Bank Note Company contract for this series reflects a deliberate effort to signal creditworthiness through association with an internationally recognized security printer — provincial Colombian banks of this period frequently could not attract depositor confidence on their own name alone.

The P#S558 classification places this firmly in the Société range for Colombian private bank issues, suggesting surviving examples are genuinely scarce.