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正面铭文	SERIE A. El Banco de Cipaquirá Cipaquirá, 16 de agosto de 1882 pagará al portador á la vista en moneda corriente CINCO PESOS CINCO • CINCO • CINCO • CINCO • CINCO • CINCO • CINCO • CINCO • CINCO LIT. D. PAREDES, BOGOTA
背面描述	Pale blue letterpress design with an ornate floral and geometric border incorporating corner medallions. "Banco de Cipaquirá" in large Gothic script across the centre, with a manuscript cashier signature on a ruled line beneath. Printer's imprint at lower centre.
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备注	Banco de Cipaquirá was one of Colombia's short-lived private banks chartered under the 1880 banking law, which briefly opened the door to regional note-issuing institutions before the government reversed course. The bank operated out of Cipaquirá — a salt-mining town north of Bogotá whose economic weight exceeded its size — and its notes circulated primarily within that narrow commercial orbit. Lit. D. Paredes was a Bogotá lithographer responsible for printing several provincial bank issues of this period, working at a technical remove from the European security printers used by wealthier institutions. The result is a note whose printing quality reflects local means.