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5000 Sucres

Uitgever Banco Central del Ecuador
Jaar 1987
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Valuta Sucre (1884-2000)
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Opschrift voorzijde BANCO CENTRAL DEL ECUADOR CINCO MIL SUCRES JUAN MONTALVO SERIE AF GERENTE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENTE DE BANCOS VOCAL
(Translation: Central Bank of Ecuador Five Thousand Sucres Juan Montalvo Series AF General Manager Superintendent of Banks Member)
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Opschrift keerzijde CINCO MIL SUCRES BANCO CENTRAL DEL ECUADOR GALÁPAGOS 5000
(Translation: Five Thousand Sucres Central Bank of Ecuador Galápagos 5000)
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Opmerkingen

Ecuador's 5000 Sucres denomination arrived as the country's inflation was accelerating sharply through the late 1980s — a note worth meaningful purchasing power when first issued, but increasingly inadequate within a few years of circulation. The Sucre's long decline would eventually end in dollarization in 2000, by which point denominations in the millions had been printed.

ABNC held the Ecuador printing contract across much of the twentieth century, and this series reflects that continuity. A print run of just over twelve million is modest for a high-denomination note under inflationary pressure, suggesting earlier printings of the same type carried more of the actual circulation burden.

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