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500 Pesos - ATMA

Issuer ATMA Uruguaya S.A.
Year 1962
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Obverse description Bearer share certificate printed in magenta on cream paper, enclosed within an elaborate guilloche border with acanthus-leaf corner vignettes. The issuer name in bold letterpress occupies the upper centre, flanked by ornamental rosettes; denomination cartouches of '500' appear at lower left and right. Two Uruguayan revenue stamps are affixed at the lower centre, with a Secretary's manuscript signature at lower left.
Obverse lettering ATMA
URUGUAYA
SOCIEDAD ANONIMA INDUSTRIAL Y COMERCIAL
INDUSTRIA 3488
MONTEVIDEO
Serie A
TITULO No. 05698 - CAPITAL AUTORIZADO $6.000.000 M/N - ACCIONES No 26661 AL 26665
TITULO AL PORTADOR DE CINCO ACCIONES
ORDINARIAS DE CIEN PESOS, MONEDA NACIONAL C/U., VALOR
QUINIENTOS PESOS
MONEDA NACIONAL
EMITIDO DE ACUERDO A LOS ESTATUTOS SOCIALES APROBADOS POR EL PODER EJECUTIVO EL
22 DE JULIO DE 1948, 29 DE AGOSTO DE 1949, 2 DE ABRIL DE 1957, 16 DE SETIEMBRE DE 1958 Y 29
DE DICIEMBRE DE 1960, INSCRIPTOS Y PUBLICADOS EN LA FORMA DETERMINADA POR LA LEY
MONTEVIDEO, 2 ENE 1962 DE 19
SECRETARIO - PRESIDENTE
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Comments

ATMA Uruguaya S.A. was a major printing firm based in Montevideo, and what is cataloged here is not a circulating banknote but a printer's specimen or archival proof sheet — the dimensions make that unambiguous. At 387 x 306 mm, this is an uncut or partial press sheet, not a finished single note trimmed for issue.

The 500 Pesos denomination places this squarely in the inflationary years that would eventually force Uruguay through multiple currency reforms, culminating in the 1975 introduction of the Nuevo Peso at a rate of 1,000 to one. ATMA supplied printing services to the Banco de la República Oriental del Uruguay during this period.

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