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22 November 1988 Ecuador 5 Sucres Banknote, Antonio Jose de Sucre / Arms of Ecuador, Pick P-113d, Serial IC 06472985 [Est. UNC]

$11.17 1988 Est. UNC

Description

Issued by the Banco Central del Ecuador, with SOCIEDAD ANONIMA under the bank title, and printed in London by Thomas de la Rue, whose imprint runs along the bottom of the front. Front: Antonio Jose de Sucre in an oval; back: the national arms in red. Colored security fibers show in the paper. Serial IC 06472985. Measured on the 1200 dpi scan: 156.1 x 67.4 mm. Centering, measured on the scan: well centered: front L/R 4.7/3.3, T/B 3.5/3.8 mm; back 6.9/7.7, 6.7/7.4 mm. The close-ups show the serial, the date, Sucre, the national arms, the signatures, the London printer imprint and a corner. The last image adds a millimeter scale.

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Historical Context

Antonio Jose de Sucre, the 'Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho', won the Battles of Pichincha (1822) and Ayacucho (1824) and was assassinated in 1830; the sucre currency was named after him. Runaway inflation in 1998-1999 and a March 1999 bank freeze led President Jamil Mahuad to announce dollarization on 9 January 2000, at 25,000 sucres per dollar. Ecuador has used the US dollar ever since.

Condition

[Est. UNC] No folds, creases or handling seen; bright paper with sharp corners. The small colored fibers are part of the paper. No marks, holes or tape. Grade estimated from the scans; not professionally graded.

Legal Tender

No longer legal tender: sucre notes lost legal tender status on 11 September 2000, and exchange at the Banco Central ended on 30 March 2001.

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22 November 1988 Ecuador 5 Sucres Banknote, Antonio Jose de Sucre / Arms of Ecuador, Pick P-113d, Serial IB 01546899 [Est. UNC]

$9.12 1988 Est. UNC

Description

Issued by the Banco Central del Ecuador, with SOCIEDAD ANONIMA under the bank title, and printed in London by Thomas de la Rue, whose imprint runs along the bottom of the front. Front: Antonio Jose de Sucre in an oval; back: the national arms in red. Colored security fibers show in the paper. Serial IB 01546899. Measured on the 1200 dpi scan: 156.7 x 67.9 mm. Centering, measured on the scan: front well centered (L/R 4.0/4.2, T/B 4.3/3.5 mm); back shifted slightly right (L/R 8.2/6.4 mm). The close-ups show the serial, the date, Sucre, the national arms, the signatures, the London printer imprint and a corner. The last image adds a millimeter scale.

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Historical Context

Antonio Jose de Sucre, the 'Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho', won the Battles of Pichincha (1822) and Ayacucho (1824) and was assassinated in 1830; the sucre currency was named after him. Runaway inflation in 1998-1999 and a March 1999 bank freeze led President Jamil Mahuad to announce dollarization on 9 January 2000, at 25,000 sucres per dollar. Ecuador has used the US dollar ever since.

Condition

[Est. UNC] No folds, creases or handling seen; bright paper with sharp corners. The small colored fibers are part of the paper. No marks, holes or tape. Grade estimated from the scans; not professionally graded.

Legal Tender

No longer legal tender: sucre notes lost legal tender status on 11 September 2000, and exchange at the Banco Central ended on 30 March 2001.

Disclaimer

The images and any video show the actual item and are part of the official listing description, so please review them closely. Measurements and weights are approximate, and any maker or material we haven't confirmed is described as assumed. Questions? Message us; we answer quickly.

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