200 Bolivianos Tamayo, Series D-E

The "Tamayo" series designation honors Franz Tamayo, the Bolivian poet, philosopher, and politician whose prominence in national intellectual life made him a recurring choice for commemorative and circulating paper currency. Bolivia's 1990s banknote program was produced by the Canadian Bank Note Company, which handled the full Bolivianos series introduced after the catastrophic hyperinflation of the mid-1980s — when the country briefly ran the highest inflation rate in the world, briefly exceeding 20,000 percent annually in 1985.

The print figures in the metadata — 20,000 in 1885 and 1886 — are almost certainly a data transcription error, likely misread dates rather than quantities.