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| 背面描述 | The reverse is engraved entirely in blue and centers on a seated allegorical female figure holding a wreath and a lyre within a rectangular intaglio vignette, surrounded by elaborate guilloche rosettes and lathe-work panels. The numeral '5' appears in each of the four corners, and the inscriptions 'CINCO PESOS' and 'BANCO DE MELIPILLA' are placed above and below the central vignette respectively. The overall design is framed by an intricate geometric border of interlocking guilloche patterns, with an additional decorative panel of repeated oval motifs along the right edge. |
| 背面铭文 | CINCO PESOS BANCO DE MELIPILLA 5 |
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Banco de Melipilla was a provincial Chilean institution, one of dozens of small regional banks that briefly issued their own currency under the 1860 Banking Law before the state moved to consolidate note-issuing authority. The American Bank Note Company supplied engraved plates to a remarkable number of these Chilean provincial banks in the 1880s — Melipilla was a small agricultural center southwest of Santiago, and its bank's circulation would have been modest and geographically narrow.
The 1860 law was repealed in 1898, forcing redemption and liquidation of all private bank issues. Survivors from low-circulation provincial banks like this one are genuinely scarce for that reason.