25 Pesos

The Banco Internacional de Guatemala operated as one of several private note-issuing banks that Guatemala permitted to circulate currency before the government moved to consolidate issuance under the Banco Central in 1926. This note falls squarely in the transitional period when that consolidation was being debated and legislated, meaning later dates in the 1917–1925 range were likely among the last the Internacional was authorized to print.

ABNC produced the plates in New York under their standard contract arrangement with Central American banks — engraved intaglio on cotton stock, with serial numbering and date completion sometimes handled separately upon delivery to Guatemala City.