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| 正面描述 | Black on red underprint. The note bears the title 'TESORERÍA JENERAL DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS DE NUEVA GRANADA' along the top, with two agricultural/implements vignettes flanking the central text. Bold letterpress inscription 'TRES PESOS (o sean TREINTA REALES)' occupies the centre, with the denomination numeral '3' at each upper corner. Printer's imprint 'Lit. de Ayala / Medrano, Bogotá' appears at lower left. |
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| 正面铭文 | TESORERÍA JENERAL DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS DE NUEVA GRANADA TRES PESOS (o sean TREINTA REALES) Van por TRES PESOS (o sean TREINTA REALES) de recibo en todas las oficinas de recaudacion y pagos de la Nación |
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Nueva Granada's federal treasury issued this note during one of the most constitutionally unstable decades in Colombian history — the 1863 Rionegro Constitution had just atomized central authority into nine sovereign states, and the national treasury was operating on improvised credit. The dual denomination, pesos alongside reales, reflects exactly that transitional moment: decimal and colonial monetary systems running in parallel because the public hadn't yet accepted one over the other.
Lit. Ayala / Medrano was a Bogotá lithographic workshop, not an international security printer, which shows in the note's vulnerability to forgery — manuscript authorization signatures and an applied seal were the primary safeguards.