50 Bolivianos Baca, Racua and Willka

正面描述	Three portrait vignettes at right depict national heroes José Manuel Baca ('Cañoto'), Bruno Racua, and Pablo Zárate Willka, set against a multicolour guilloche underprint with a central vignette of the Inkallajta Fortress. The denomination numeral '50' appears at upper right, with the issuer and state legends running across the top of the note.
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防伪描述	Embedded security thread with microtext; watermark visible when held to light; optically variable colour-shifting ink on the large '50' numeral on the reverse; latent image '50' at lower right of reverse
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备注	The three names in the title belong to Zárate Willka, Andrés Ibáñez, and Lucía Baca — figures drawn from Bolivia's long history of peasant and indigenous uprisings, and a deliberate departure from the creole elite who dominated earlier Bolivian currency portraiture. Willka, a Quechua leader who mobilized indigenous forces during the 1899 Federal War, was subsequently captured and executed — a detail the Bolivian state spent most of the twentieth century omitting from official memory. Oberthur Fiduciaire has printed the majority of Bolivia's post-2018 commemorative series from Chantepie.

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