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10 Pesos Banco de Pamplona

Issuer Banco de Pamplona
Year 1884
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Printer Bradbury Wilkinson and Company, United Kingdom (1856-1990)
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Obverse lettering 10
EL BANCO DE PAMPLONA
Serie C Nº 1807
pagará al portador á la vista
DIEZ PESOS
Pamplona, Mayo 19 de 1884
El Director Gerente
El 2º Director El 3er Director
HORAS DE DESPACHO DE LAS 11
DE LA MAÑANA A LAS 4 DE LA
TARDE DE LOS DIAS NO FERIADOS
ESTABLECIDO POR ESCRITURA DE
10 DE OCTUBRE DE 1882. Nº 536 ANTE
EL NOTARIO DE CIRCUITO DE PAM-
PLONA, SEÑOR NICOLÁS CALDERÓN
(Translation: The Bank of Pamplona will pay to bearer, at sight ten Pesos
Pamplona May 19th., 1884
The Director Manager, the 2nd. Director, the 3rd. Director
Open times from 11 AM to 4 PM on non-holiday days.
Established by deed from October 10th., 1882, #536, before the Circuit Notary of Pamplona, Mr. Nicolás Calderón.)
Reverse description Green underprint with blue letterpress; no pictorial vignettes. The issuer name curves across the upper center, completing a circular arrangement with the face value in letters on the sides and lower center. Face value in numerals appears at all four corners and at center; a single signature line with title is at lower right.
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The Banco de Pamplona was one of Colombia's short-lived provincial banks operating under the 1871 banking law, which briefly allowed regional institutions to issue their own currency before the Banco Nacional moved to consolidate note issuance in the 1880s. By 1884, that consolidation was already underway, making this a late emission from a bank operating under mounting regulatory pressure.

Bradbury Wilkinson handled the plate work in London, as they did for numerous Latin American provincial issuers who lacked domestic printing infrastructure capable of producing secure banknotes.

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