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50 Pesos

Uitgever El Banco Herediano
Jaar 188_
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Beschrijving voorzijde Unissued remainder on salmon-tinted paper with intaglio printing by the American Bank Note Company. At left, a classical allegorical vignette shows two female figures with a globe and shield; at right, an oval intaglio vignette presents a winged angelic figure. The centre bears the bank title in bold letterpress, with the denomination CINCUENTA PESOS in large display type, and manuscript lines for place, date, and signatures of Gerente and Presidente left unfilled.
Opschrift voorzijde EL BANCO HEREDIANO
Pagará al Portador,
Á LA VISTA.
CINCUENTA PESOS
en moneda acuñada
Heredia, de 188
Jerente
Presidente

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Opmerkingen

El Banco Herediano was one of several private banks chartered in Costa Rica during the liberal reform period of the 1870s–1880s, when the government deliberately opened banking to provincial commercial interests rather than concentrating it in San José. Heredia was a significant coffee-producing region, and notes of this denomination would have moved through agricultural credit — financing harvests, land purchases, and export advances against future crops.

The undated year field ("188_") was filled in at issuance, making precise dating of individual notes dependent on whatever ink-completed digit survives. The American Bank Note Company printed for numerous Latin American private banks simultaneously during this period, and the plates were often shared or adapted across clients — worth scrutinizing against related ABNC issues from the same decade.