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| Emittent | Banca Toscana di Anticipazioni e di Sconto |
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| Jahr | 1870 |
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| Währung | Lira (1861-2001) |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | Yellow-ochre guilloche underprint covers the entire field, with repeated numeral '50' rosettes throughout. A decorative typographic border of scrollwork and floral ornaments frames the note on all four sides, with '50 CENTESIMI' cartouches at each corner. The bank name and authorization text are printed in bold letterpress across the upper half, with the denomination 'Centesimi Cinquanta' in large script typeface at center, followed by the administrator's title, a manuscript signature, and the series and serial number in red at the lower portion. |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | BANCA TOSCANA DI ANTICIPAZIONI E DI SCONTO FIRENZE approvata con R. Decreto 24 Aprile 1870 Centesimi Cinquanta L'AMMINISTRATORE DELEGATO (Translation: BANK OF TUSCANY ADVANCES AND DISCOUNTS FLORENCE approved by Royal Decree 24 April 1870 Fifty Centesimi THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR) |
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The Banca Toscana di Anticipazioni e di Sconto was one of several regional Italian banks still issuing fiduciary notes in the immediate aftermath of unification, operating under a system that Rome had inherited from the pre-unification states and was actively trying to dismantle. By 1870, pressure from the Banca Nazionale nel Regno d'Italia to consolidate note-issuing authority was already intense. Small-denomination notes like this 50 Centesimi piece were the last category private regional banks clung to, since the national bank showed little interest in competing at fractional values.
Zanaboni of Milan was a commercial printer, not a specialist security house — an unusual choice that reflects the constraints smaller Italian banks faced when commissioning low-value notes.