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1000 Guaranies Spanish value on reverse
| Issuer | Banco Central del Paraguay |
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| Year | 1963 |
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| Value | 1000 Guaraníes (1000 PYG) |
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| Reverse description | Purple letterpress print. The central vignette presents the Virgin of Asunción Church alongside the National Pantheon of the Heroes, with the denomination and republic name inscribed in Spanish above and below the architectural scene. |
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| Signature(s) | serial # at lower left and lower right - Oscar Stark Rivarola & César Romeo Acosta serial # at lower left and lower right - Augusto Colmán Villamayor & César Romeo Acosta serial # at upper left and lower right - Augusto Colmán Villamayor & César Romeo Acosta serial # at upper left and lower right - Augusto Colmán Villamayor & César Romeo Acosta Error: mismatching serial # |
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The multiple signature combinations catalogued under P#201 reflect the note's long active life rather than distinct print runs — De La Rue produced a single plate design that Banco Central del Paraguay reused across successive administrations, with new signing authorities added as ministers turned over through the 1960s. The error variety — mismatching serial numbers upper left and lower right — is the most collectable of the group, almost certainly a mechanical feed error at the numbering stage rather than a plate fault.