10 pesos 1980 — Colombia ( Pick: 407h )
Region:
South America
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 10 pesos issued in Colombia in 1980. It is cataloged under Pick number 407h. The banknote's design features General Antonio Nariño at left and a condor at right on the front, employing lilac and slate blue colors on a green and multicolored underprint.
The back showcases an archaeological site with monoliths in red-brown and slate blue. This variant is designated as h, featuring "SERIE AZ" at the left center and upper right on the face. Signed by Rafael Gama Quijano and Francisco José Ortega, this note is recorded within the classification of the Pesos Oro Issue designs from earlier years.
This banknote was associated with the ongoing monetary practices in Colombia during the late 20th century.
The back showcases an archaeological site with monoliths in red-brown and slate blue. This variant is designated as h, featuring "SERIE AZ" at the left center and upper right on the face. Signed by Rafael Gama Quijano and Francisco José Ortega, this note is recorded within the classification of the Pesos Oro Issue designs from earlier years.
This banknote was associated with the ongoing monetary practices in Colombia during the late 20th century.
Specifications
- Signed by
- Rafael Gama Quijano (Manager, 1978-1982); Francisco José Ortega (Secretary, 1982-1984)
- Date of issue
- August 7, 1980
- Colour
- Lilac and slate blue on green and multicolor underprint; red-brown and slate blue on back
- Pick catalog
- 407h
About this banknote
The issuing authority for this banknote is the Banco de la República, Colombia. The series was issued on August 7, 1980. This issue was introduced to continue the modernization of Colombia's currency, reflecting changes in leadership with signatures from Rafael Gama Quijano and Francisco José Ortega.
The front side features General Antonio Nariño on the left and a condor on the right, using lilac and slate blue on a green multicolor underprint. The back depicts an archaeological site with monoliths in red-brown and slate blue. Notably, this variant includes "SERIE AZ" at the left center and upper right.
