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| 正面描述 | Central vignette presents the equestrian statue of General Calixto García e Iñiguez, the celebrated Cuban independence commander, set against a light guilloche underprint. The issuer inscription 'Banco Central de Cuba' appears across the upper portion, with the denomination and series year indicated in the lower field. |
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| 正面铭文 | Banco Central de CUBA 50 CINCUENTA PESOS pesos convertibles |
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Cuba's peso convertible (CUC) system was introduced in 1994 as a direct response to the "Special Period" economic crisis that followed the collapse of Soviet subsidies. The CUC was pegged to the US dollar at par, making this note — and the convertible peso series as a whole — a two-tier currency instrument designed to capture hard currency from tourism and remittances while keeping the population's ordinary peso (CUP) transactions separate.
The dual-currency system was widely criticized as institutionally inequitable, effectively creating two economic classes. Cuba announced its abolition in 2020, with the CUC formally withdrawn from circulation in June 2021.