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| 裏面の説明 | Printed in green intaglio (chalcography), the reverse centres on a large architectural vignette of the Banco Emissor do Norte building, flanked symmetrically by two standing female figures. The composition is framed by fine engraved border work consistent with American Bank Note Company production of the period. |
| 裏面の銘文 | BANCO EMISSOR DO NORTE DECRETO Nº 199 DE 19 DE JUNHO DE 1890. AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, NEW YORK (Translation: Northern Issuing Bank Decree no. 199 of June 19, 1890. American Bank Note Company, New York) |
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The Banco Emissor do Norte was one of several regional emission banks established under Brazil's 1888–1890 banking reforms, which dramatically loosened credit and note-issuing rights in the lead-up to and immediately following the proclamation of the Republic in November 1889. The resulting inflationary chaos — known as the Encilhamento — flooded the country with paper from institutions of wildly varying solvency, and the Norte was among the weaker ones.
American Bank Note Company produced this note at a moment when Brazilian commissions to ABNC were nearly continuous; the New York firm held long-standing relationships with Brazilian financial institutions and handled a significant share of the regional bank paper from this period.
The Banco Emissor do Norte ceased operations before the decade was out, making issued and circulated survivors considerably harder to locate than equivalent notes from the federally backstopped institutions of the same years.