£11.00
Uruguay P 53c / 10,000 Pesos 1974 – UNC
Description
Issued by | Banco Central del Uruguay |
Issue | ND (1974) Issue |
Size | 154 x 69 mm |
Printer | Thomas De La Rue & Company, Limited (England) – TDLR |
Security feature | Solid security thread; watermark |
Watermark | José Gervasio Artigas |
Signatures | Signature titles: Co-Gerente General / Secretario General / Presidente Walter Garrido; Juan César Pacchiotti; Carlos E. Ricci |
Obverse | General José Gervasio Artigas |
Reverse | Palacio Estévez (Edificio Independencia), Montevideo |
Series | C |
Remark | This banknote was issued in 3 series A, B & C. Series A has no variants, series B has variants on serial numbers, with 7 & 8 digits, series C has variants on serial numbers, 7 & 8 digits, and also has reposition issues, identified by serial numbers being of 8 digits, starting with “9” (was detected fake reposition, where used 7-digit notes, adding “9” to start of serial number. It is easily detected width magnifying glass, as added digit doesn’t have the correct alignment/separation with originals.
On 1975, currency was reformed to Nuevo Peso, at a rate of 1:1000 (1 Nuevo Peso= 1,000 Pesos M/N), as there was a remain of un-issued banknotes of serial C (normal and reposition), they were overprinted on the watermark zone with seal: “N$ 10 LEY Nº 14.316” in a circle, and issued while the new “Nuevos Pesos” banknotes were printed, and reached Bank. Must be noticed the numbering of the sealed notes was within the unsealed 7-digit, and corresponding reposition, not at end. |