Horizontal red MUESTRA ovpt front; horizontal black # ovpt lower right front; all-zero s/n 100 intis Values

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Horizontal red MUESTRA ovpt front; horizontal black # ovpt lower right front; all-zero s/n 100 intis Values

Details

Obverse: Spanish text; water vase as registration device; coat of arms; Ramon Castilla

Reverse: Spanish text; standing woman with clipboard examining cotton spinning frame; water vase

Basic Information

GSID:

128122

Denomination:

100 intis

Varieties and Classification

Variety:

Horizontal red MUESTRA ovpt front; horizontal black # ovpt lower right front; all-zero s/n

Design Details

Note Color:

Brown, orange, and purple

Note Dimension:

150 x 75 mm

Printer:

CASA DA MOEDA DO BRASIL

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