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| 表面の銘文 | EL BANCO DE TACNA pagará al portador a la vista DIEZ SOLES moneda corriente Director Gerente Contador |
| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is printed entirely in blue, with a central rectangular panel bearing the bold serif inscription 'EL BANCO DE TACNA' in three lines, surrounded by intricate guilloche latticework borders. Circular rosette medallions occupy the left and right flanks, each with fine engine-turned geometric patterns, and the Roman numeral 'X' appears in the outer corners. A fine-print line at the lower centre identifies the American Bank Note Company as printer. |
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Banco de Tacna occupied one of the stranger corners of Peruvian provincial banking. Tacna itself was under Chilean occupation from 1880 following the War of the Pacific, and remained so until 1929 — meaning this note was issued by a Peruvian institution operating in territory that was, for decades, administered by a foreign power. Whether these notes circulated freely alongside Chilean currency, or were suppressed, is a question the surviving examples quietly pose.
The ABNC printing is unsurprising for the region and period; most South American provincial banks of the era contracted New York or London houses rather than local printers.