50 Centavos seal type II

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裏面の説明	Brown on yellow underprint. A central vignette presents a seated allegorical female figure with a sailing ship in the background, framed within a circular guilloche border. Denomination counters reading '0$50' appear in ornate roundels at left and right, with the bank name rendered in ribbon-style lettering across the upper portion.
裏面の銘文	BANCO NACIONAL ULTRAMARINO 0$50 (Translation: National Bank Overseas)
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コメント	Banco Nacional Ultramarino's 50 Centavos of 1914 belongs to a transitional moment in Mozambican monetary administration, when BNU — a Lisbon-chartered bank with colonial concessions — was scrambling to plug a severe shortage of small-denomination notes. The "seal type II" designation distinguishes it by the control stamp applied during issue, a sequential modification that reflected bureaucratic attempts to manage circulation and prevent reuse of cancelled stock. Bradbury Wilkinson's involvement is worth noting: the London firm held contracts across multiple Portuguese colonial territories simultaneously, meaning plate designs and production schedules were often shared or adapted between issues.

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