10 sucres 1962 — Ecuador ( Pick: 114 )
Region:
South America
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 10 sucres issued in Ecuador in 1962. It is cataloged under Pick number 114. The note features a black design on a multicolor underprint and a blue back. It measures 156 x 68 mm and is printed on paper by Thomas de la Rue in London.
The visual design includes a multicolor background that complements the black ink on the front side. The back presents a blue hue.
Ecuador adopted the sucre as its currency in 1884, replacing the Ecuadorian real at a rate of 1 sucre to 10 reales.
The visual design includes a multicolor background that complements the black ink on the front side. The back presents a blue hue.
Ecuador adopted the sucre as its currency in 1884, replacing the Ecuadorian real at a rate of 1 sucre to 10 reales.
Specifications
- Date of issue
- 1968-1983
- Printing office
- Thomas de la Rue, London
- Colour
- Black on multicolor underprint; blue back
- Dimensions
- 156 x 68 mm
- Pick catalog
- 114
About this banknote
The Banco Central del Ecuador issued this 10 sucres banknote in 1962. This series was introduced as part of Ecuador's efforts to stabilize its currency system during that period. The banknote reflects the design and security printing practices employed at the time.
The front side features a portrait of Sebastián de Benalcázar, a prominent historical figure. The reverse side displays the coat of arms of Ecuador, a common national symbol. Printed by Thomas de la Rue in London, the banknote measures 156 x 68 mm and is characterized by its black color on a multicolor underprint with a blue back.
