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| 表面の銘文 | BANCO NACIONAL ULTRAMARINO Nº 43.501 $5 Nº 43.501 O Thesoureiro da Filial em Dili (Timor) pagará a vista ao portador CINCO PATACAS em moeda corrente Valor recebido LISBOA 1 de Janeiro de 1910 O GERENTE O GOV. O VICE GOV. |
| 裏面の説明 | Blue and sage-green note with a densely engraved geometric and floral guilloche border. A central oval vignette contains the Portuguese royal coat of arms within a wreath, surmounted by a broad curved banner inscribed 'BANCO NACIONAL ULTRAMARINO'. Chinese characters reading '大西洋國海外理銀行' appear across the top, with the denomination expressed both in Chinese numerals '伍圓' at either side and in Arabic numerals '$5 $5' below the central vignette. The denomination legend 'CINCO PATACAS' occupies a decorative panel at centre, with 'DILI (TIMOR)' in a cartouche at the foot. The printer's imprint 'BRADBURY, WILKINSON & Co Ld LONDON' appears at the bottom margin. |
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The Banco Nacional Ultramarino had held exclusive note-issuing rights in Macau since 1902, and this 5 Patacas represents one of the earliest denominations printed under that monopoly arrangement. Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co. were the dominant choice for colonial currency work at this period — their intaglio security printing was considered harder to counterfeit in territories where banking infrastructure was thin and forgery detection unreliable.
The pataca itself was pegged to the Mexican silver dollar, a de facto standard across much of southern China's trade network at the time.