10 DE DICIEMBRE DE 1925 Sig 1: Tocornal/Burr Wmk: 100 inside star, surrounded by five stars, each with a smaller star inside 100 pesos = 10 condors oro Values

Bank Note Book/CPG Price Guide

Banco Central de Chile

10 DE DICIEMBRE DE 1925 Sig 1: Tocornal/Burr Wmk: 100 inside star, surrounded by five stars, each with a smaller star inside 100 pesos = 10 condors oro Values

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10 DE DICIEMBRE DE 1925 Sig 1: Tocornal/Burr Wmk: 100 inside star, surrounded by five stars, each with a smaller star inside 100 pesos = 10 condors oro Values

Details

Obverse: Horizontal blue BANCO CENTRAL / DE CHILE / Diez Cóndores

Reverse: / ORO ORO / Billete Provisional overprint; blue circular bank seal overprint; Spanish text; seated allegorical woman (Chile) holding shield with star; three reclining allegorical women with roses and lyre

Basic Information

GSID:

92020

Denomination:

100 pesos = 10 condors oro

Varieties and Classification

Variety:

10 DE DICIEMBRE DE 1925 Sig 1: Tocornal/Burr Wmk: 100 inside star, surrounded by five stars, each with a smaller star inside

Design Details

Note Color:

Black, blue, and brown on blue paper

Note Dimension:

176 x 82 mm

Printer:

IMP FISCAL _ CHILE

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