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| 正面描述 | The obverse is printed in black on a pink-tinted ground, with the denomination numeral '20' repeated in each corner within ornate frames and a continuous guilloche border. A central oval vignette contains a reclining feline (jaguar), flanked by the bank title 'EL BANCO DE PAMPLONA' in an arc above. The note bears the series letter 'D' and a handwritten date referencing Pamplona, 1883, with three manuscript signature lines below the text 'pagará al portador á la vista / VEINTE PESOS'. |
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| 正面铭文 | EL BANCO DE PAMPLONA Serie D N° 0171 pagará al portador á la vista VEINTE PESOS Pamplona, 1883 El 2° Director El Director Gerente El 3° Director |
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The Banco de Pamplona was one of a cluster of Colombian departmental banks chartered under the banking legislation of 1871, which permitted provincially-based private institutions to issue their own notes. Pamplona, in Norte de Santander, was a significant commercial center for the region's trade routes into Venezuela — the bank's notes circulated where national currency often didn't reach reliably.
Colombian private bank issues from the 1880s are notoriously scarce in any form. Many of these institutions collapsed or were absorbed following the monetary centralization push under the Banco Nacional, which by the mid-1880s was actively undermining provincial note circulation. S714 survivors are rarely encountered.