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2000 Pesos New seal

Issuer Banco de la República, Colombia
Year 1999-2005
Type Standard circulation banknote
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Obverse description Intaglio portrait of General Francisco de Paula Santander at right, rendered in fine line engraving against a multicolour guilloche underprint with horizontal bands of green, red, and blue. The denomination numeral '2000' appears in large red letterpress at upper centre, with the legend 'DOS MIL PESOS' in bold intaglio at lower centre; the issuer's name 'COLOMBIA / BANCO DE LA REPUBLICA' runs vertically at left alongside the date and two facsimile signatures. The Banco de la República seal vignette with cornucopia and fasces device appears at upper left.
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Reverse lettering DOS MIL PESOS
2000
CASA DE MONEDA SEDE COLECCION BANCO DE LA REPUBLICA
IMPRENTA DE BILLETES - BANCO DE LA REPUBLICA
BANCO DE LA REPUBLICA
COLOMBIA
REINANDO DON FERNA
Do VI eL JUSTO
SIENDO VIRREI EI EX SOR Dn Joseph SolisFolchd Card
Y Primer Su INTENDEN EI Señor Dn Miquel de Santistevan
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The "New seal" designation in the catalog distinguishes this note from the earlier P#444 issues that carried the old Banco de la República seal design — a small but administratively significant change rolled out as part of a broader visual standardization across the series in the late 1990s. The bank's in-house printing facility, the Imprenta de Billetes, has operated since 1959 and handles nearly all Colombian domestic note production, making foreign-contracted printings the exception rather than the rule for this period.

Security specifications here are modest relative to contemporaneous Latin American issues — watermark and thread only, without the optical variable ink or microprinting added to later Colombian emissions.

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