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Central vignette of three young girls in a guilloché oval frame, flanked by denomination numerals '50' in ornate cartouches. Header reads 'ESTADO SOBERANO DE BOLÍVAR' in script, with place and date 'CARTAJENA, NOVIEMBRE 30 DE 1883' at mid-field. Two signature lines below, with treasury obligation text at lower centre. |
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Uniface back printed in brown, centred on a large guilloché oval bearing the denomination '50' with 'CINCUENTA CENTAVOS' in banderole. The oval is surmounted by 'ESTADO SOBERANO' and anchored below by 'DE BOLÍVAR' in bold letterpress. Corner numerals '50' repeat in four positions within an intricate lathe-work border. |
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The Estado Soberano de Bolívar was one of Colombia's nine sovereign states under the federal constitution of 1863 — each empowered to issue its own currency, maintain its own laws, and function with considerable autonomy from Bogotá. That federal arrangement collapsed in 1886 under the Regeneración movement, which abolished the sovereign states entirely and centralized monetary authority. This note, dated 1883, was issued just three years before that abolition rendered the Estado de Bolívar — and its paper money — constitutionally extinct.
Hamilton Bank Note was a respected New York firm, later absorbed into the American Bank Note Company consolidation of 1879, though it continued operating under its own name into the mid-1880s.