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| 表面の説明 | Black intaglio print on white paper with the header REPÚBLICA DE COLOMBIA above the bank title BANCO DEL SUR in large lettering, flanked by the numeral 5 in each upper corner. To the left, an oval portrait vignette shows a uniformed military figure in left-facing profile, surrounded by an intricate guilloche border. The central area carries a large numeral 5 within an elaborate floral guilloche underprint, with the denomination CINCO PESOS and clause EN MONEDA LEGAL DE PLATA below; serial number, place of issue PASTO, and signature lines for EL GERENTE and EL SECRETARIO appear at the base, with SPECIMEN overprints in red. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Printed in green intaglio, the reverse is dominated by a large central numeral 5 within an elaborate multi-layered guilloche rosette, flanked symmetrically by two smaller guilloche ovals each bearing the numeral 5. The bank name BANCO DEL SUR is set in a rectangular panel at center base, with EL CAJERO below it. The note is framed by a dense geometric guilloche border with repeated CINCO PESOS Y S. CINCO inscriptions along the top and side margins, and the printer's imprint AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, NEW YORK appears at the bottom. |
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Banco del Sur was one of several regional Colombian banks operating under the 1880 banking law that allowed private institutions to issue their own currency. Pasto, the capital of Nariño in the far south near the Ecuadorian border, was commercially isolated enough that locally issued notes circulated with reasonable confidence despite chronic instability elsewhere in the country.
By 1907, Colombia's private banking era was effectively over — the 1904–1905 monetary reforms under Reyes had begun dismantling the note-issuing privileges of provincial banks. This note was printed by the ABNCo but may never have seen meaningful circulation before the bank's issuing authority was curtailed.