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Intaglio portrait of painter Pedro Figari at center right, rendered in dark brown tones against a fine guilloche underprint in rose and green hues; the national coat of arms appears at center left within the watermark zone, accompanied by a vignette of a butterfly and floral motif with two facsimile signatures below. Denomination numeral $200 appears at upper right within a holographic disc, with the legend DOSCIENTOS in a dark panel at lower center and the name PEDRO FIGARI inscribed on a decorative band beneath the portrait. |
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Full-color reproduction of Pedro Figari's painting Baile Antiguo occupies the left half of the note, portraying an elegant 19th-century ballroom scene with couples in period dress beneath chandeliers and golden wall panels. To the right, a vignette of an artist's palette and brushes within a laurel wreath is set against a fine guilloche background, with the bank title and denomination panel below. The printer's imprint DE LA RUE appears at lower right. |
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The 200 Pesos Uruguayos denomination was introduced as part of Uruguay's 2008–2011 series redesign, which shifted the currency away from the historical figures that had dominated earlier issues toward a thematic approach organized around biodiversity and national geography. De La Rue's London plant handled production throughout the series, consistent with Uruguay's long-standing relationship with the printer dating back several decades.
P#89 is the second signature variety of the denomination. Worth checking: early examples of this series occasionally show minor registration misalignment on the holographic strip, a known but not catalogued production inconsistency.