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5 Cordobas

Uitgever Banco Central de Nicaragua
Jaar 1972
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Drukker Thomas De La Rue & Company Limited, London, United Kingdom
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Opschrift voorzijde BANCO CENTRAL DE NICARAGUA SERIE C 5 CINCO CORDOBAS RESOLUCION DEL CONSEJO DIRECTIVO DEL BANCO CENTRAL DE NICARAGUA, DE 20 DE ABRIL DE 1972. DECRETO EJECUTIVO Nº 73 DE 27 DE ABRIL DE 1972. THOMAS DE LA RUE & COMPANY LIMITED
(Translation: Central Bank of Nicaragua Series C 5 Five Cordobas Resolution of the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Nicaragua, of April 20, 1972. Executive Decree No. 73 of April 27, 1972. Thomas de la Rue & Company Limited)
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Opmerkingen

Nicaragua's 1972 series was printed before the catastrophic earthquake that leveled Managua in December of that year — an event that disrupted not just the physical city but the entire apparatus of government finance. Notes from this printing entered circulation during the subsequent reconstruction chaos, when the Somoza regime's handling of international relief funds became one of the most documented corruption scandals in Central American history.

De La Rue's involvement with Nicaraguan currency ran continuously through the Somoza period. The watermark security on this series is modest by contemporary standards, reflecting the relatively limited counterfeiting pressure Nicaragua faced compared to larger regional economies.

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