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| 表面の説明 | Pink-tinted note with the arms of Buenos Aires province in the upper left corner, accompanied by the issuer's name in two lines across the upper portion. The central text reads "VEINTE PESOS Moneda Corriente" in bold letterpress, with a numeral "20" enclosed within a decorative frame at the lower left. A manuscript date "1° de Enero de 1864" and a handwritten serial number appear at the top, with a directorate signature at the lower right. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Plain green guilloche underprint filling the entire face within a ruled rectangular border, with corner ornaments at each angle. The numeral "20" is printed in large bold figures at the centre, surrounded by a dense lathe-work pattern. The legend "BANCO DE LA PROVINCIA DE BUENOS AIRES" is inscribed around the perimeter of the guilloche field. |
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The Banco y Casa de Moneda de Buenos Ayres occupied a peculiar institutional position — simultaneously a bank of issue and a mint, a combination that reflected the province of Buenos Aires's insistence on managing its own monetary affairs independently of the Argentine Confederation throughout the 1850s and into the 1860s. By 1864, that political standoff had formally ended with Buenos Aires's incorporation into the unified republic, yet the provincial bank continued issuing notes under its old name for several more years before eventual absorption.
PS#444 is among the scarcer denominations from this transitional period. Provincial paper from Buenos Aires in the 1860s suffered heavy attrition — much of it was redeemed and pulped during the monetary consolidations of the 1880s under the Roca administration.