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| 表面の説明 | Uniface lithograph printed in black, with a steam passenger train vignette at upper left and the Paraguayan coat of arms at upper center, framed by typeset denomination text and the issuing authority legend. The note carries hand-applied manuscript signatures and a hand-written serial number, reflecting the rudimentary issuance practices of the period. Border rules enclose the face, with the denomination repeated in text blocks at left and right. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Uniface note; the reverse is entirely unprinted, left blank as issued. Show-through of the obverse lithography is visible due to the thinness of the hand-cut paper stock. |
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Among the rarest surviving examples of Paraguayan paper currency, this note was issued under the government of Francisco Solano López during the final years before the catastrophic War of the Triple Alliance (1864–1870). Paraguay at this point had no central bank — the Tesoro Nacional functioned as a direct state treasury, issuing notes against government obligation rather than any formal banking reserve. The Riviere lithography shop in Asunción produced the note entirely in-country, a logistical necessity given Paraguay's near-total economic isolation under the López administrations.
The absence of any security features reflects both the limited printing technology available locally and a population too small and contained for counterfeiting to be a serious concern.