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Black intaglio print on orange underprint. An oval vignette at right contains a portrait of Liberty facing left, wearing a laurelled headband, set within a fine guilloche border. The denomination numeral '25' appears in an ornate panel at center-left, flanked by the bilingual bank title across the top, with the legal tender clause and promise-to-pay text in Spanish filling the central field. The printer's imprint 'American Bank Note Co., New York' appears at the lower center. |
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Printed in brown on yellow-orange paper. The central vignette consists of a triangular frame enclosing a stylized mountain landscape, likely representing the Nicaraguan coat of arms motif, flanked on each side by large '25' numerals set within elaborate quatrefoil guilloche rosettes. The bank title appears in two lines across the top, with the denomination inscription 'VEINTE Y CINCO CENTAVOS DE CÓRDOBA' and the printer's imprint at the lower margin. |
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| نوع ویژگی امنیتی |
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The Banco Nacional de Nicaragua during this period was not a true central bank but a mixed institution with significant American financial backing, operating under conditions shaped by the 1911 Knox-Castrillo Convention and subsequent U.S. fiscal oversight. Nicaragua's monetary system was effectively under foreign supervision throughout the note's issue window, which gives the American Bank Note Company contract an added layer of political logic beyond mere printing convenience.
The P#53 is among the smaller-denomination fractional issues of the series — 25 centavos notes rarely survive in volume anywhere, and Nicaragua's chronic instability during the 1910s did nothing to encourage preservation.