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| 表面の説明 | The note is entirely typographic in layout, with the full title and authorizing legend across the top in uppercase letterpress. The face value is stated in words at center and repeated as a large bold numeral at right. The issuing authority, applicable law number, equivalent value in Libras Peruanas, and the date and place of issue are all printed in structured text fields. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | CINCO CONVERTIBLE A SU PRESENTACION EN MONEDA SELLADA DE ORO EN LAS OFICINAS DE LA JUNTA DE VIGILANCIA A RAZON DE 200 CERTIFICADOS POR LIBRA PERUANA CENTAVOS (Translation: Five (left) Convertible upon presentation in sealed gold coin at the offices of the Board of Surveillance at the rate of 200 certificates per Libra Peruana (right) Cents) |
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The Junta de Vigilancia de la Emisión de Cheques Circulares was a supervisory body established under Peruvian law to oversee the emergency paper currency system that arose when gold coinage effectively disappeared from circulation during the economic disruptions of the mid-1910s. These small-denomination gold deposit certificates were not banknotes in the conventional sense — they were warehouse receipts against gold held in reserve, a legal fiction that allowed fractional circulation without formally abandoning the gold standard.
The 5 centavos denomination is the lowest in the P#29 series and almost certainly saw the hardest use, which accounts for its relative scarcity in collectable condition today.