½ Real Plata Boliviana

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正面铭文	PROVINCIA DE ENTRERIOS EL BANCO DEL RIO DE LA PLATA Pagará a la vista UN PESO Plata BOLIVIANA al portador de Diez y seis de estos billetes Sño A. GUALEGUAY Octubre 3 de 1868 Por el Banco MEDIO
背面描述	The reverse is plain and largely unprinted, showing only heavily aged and worn paper with faint ghost impressions from the obverse, consistent with period Argentine provincial private bank issues of this type.
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备注	The Banco del Río de La Plata was a short-lived private commercial bank operating in Buenos Aires during the 1860s, when Argentina's banking sector was a patchwork of provincial and private institutions each issuing their own paper. The ½ Real denomination is unusually fractional — small-change notes of this kind were typically a response to chronic coin shortages, particularly in smaller silver denominations that were being melted, exported, or hoarded in preference to paper. The "Plata Boliviana" specification is notable: it anchors the note's value to Bolivian silver coinage rather than the Argentine peso, reflecting just how fragmented and regionally negotiated monetary units were in the Río de la Plata basin at this period.

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