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| 表面の銘文 | BANCO DE PORTUGAL Lisboa 13 de Janeiro de 1925 DEZ ESCUDOS OURO SPECIMEN |
| 裏面の説明 | Golden-brown note with a dense guilloche underprint filling the centre. The Portuguese royal arms coat of arms appears at left within a laurel wreath; a central ornate cartouche bears the denomination lettering; a numeral 10 medallion in guilloche work sits at right. Issuer name curves along the top and bottom borders. |
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| 偽造防止技術 | ログイン して詳細を見る |
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The 10 Escudos series of the mid-1920s was issued during a period of serious monetary instability in Portugal — the escudo had been introduced in 1911 to replace the réis, but years of wartime debt and postwar inflation had badly eroded public confidence in paper currency. Banco de Portugal was simultaneously managing currency reform pressures and a banking sector stretched thin by speculative lending.
Pick 131 is also notable in the broader context of the Alves Reis affair: the fraudulent overprinting scandal of 1925, in which forged Banco de Portugal notes — legitimately printed by Waterlow & Sons in London — flooded circulation. That scandal directly triggered institutional reforms and new issue controls, making notes from this precise year historically loaded in a way few others are.