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5 Pesos Machete attack

Uitgever Banco Nacional de Cuba
Jaar 1958-1960
Type Standard circulation banknote
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Beschrijving voorzijde At center, an intaglio vignette of a machete attack scene; to the right, an oval portrait of Máximo Gómez. The note is printed in black and green with red serial numbers at left and a red seal of the Banco Nacional de Cuba.
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Varianten P#91a - 1958
P#91b - 1959 (not issued)
P#91c - 1960
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The "machete attack" designation refers to a form of political vandalism unique to this note: anti-Batista activists slashed banknotes with razor blades or machetes, rendering them unfit for circulation while making a pointed statement. The practice was widespread enough during the revolutionary period that damaged examples are genuinely common, and undamaged survivors from active circulation are harder to find than the condition would suggest.

De La Rue printed this series in London just as the Batista government was collapsing. Notes dated 1960 were issued under the revolutionary government, making this a transitional type — same plates, different political reality on either side of January 1959.