1911 Bolivia Banco Central, 1 Boliviano Banknote. Pick# 112 PMG 65 EPQ Gem UNC

Description: 1911 Bolivia Banco Central 1 Boliviano Banknote | Pick# 112 | PMG 65 EPQ GEM Uncirculated Rare | Only 13 Examples Graded Higher by PMG This listing features a rare and highly collectible 1911 Bolivia Banco Central 1 Boliviano banknote, cataloged as Pick# 112 and graded by PMG as 65 EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality) GEM Uncirculated. Issued during the early 20th century, this note is a significant piece of Bolivia’s banking and economic history. With only 13 examples graded higher by PMG, this is a remarkable find for collectors of South American or early 20th-century banknotes. This 1 Boliviano note is known for its intricate design, vibrant colors, and pristine condition. The GEM Uncirculated grade confirms its near-perfect preservation, with sharp details and excellent paper quality, making it an exceptional addition to any serious collection. Key Features: •Denomination: 1 Boliviano•Year of Issue: 1911•Pick Number: 112•Grade: PMG 65 EPQ GEM Uncirculated – flawless condition with exceptional paper quality and sharp design details.•Rarity: Only 13 examples of this issue have been graded higher by PMG, enhancing its desirability among collectors.•Historical Significance: A key banknote from Bolivia’s Banco Central, representing the country’s early 20th-century economic and banking history. Collectibility and Appeal: This 1911 Bolivia 1 Boliviano Pick# 112 banknote is a rare and highly sought-after piece, especially in its GEM Uncirculated condition. With only 13 examples graded higher by PMG, it is a must-have for collectors focused on high-grade South American currency or early 20th-century banknotes. Don’t miss the chance to own this PMG 65 EPQ GEM Uncirculated Bolivia 1 Boliviano 1911 Pick# 112—a rare and historical banknote with only 13 examples graded higher!A Journey into Bolivia Banknote Collecting: 1880-1930 Collecting Bolivian banknotes from 1880 to 1930 offers a fascinating exploration of the country’s tumultuous history, economic challenges, and efforts to modernize its financial system. This period spans a transformative era in Bolivia’s development as it grappled with political instability, wars, and shifts in economic policy. For collectors, banknotes from this time provide a tangible connection to Bolivia’s rich past, combining historical significance with intricate designs and artistic value. Bolivia in the Late 19th Century: 1880s The journey into Bolivian banknote collecting begins in the 1880s, a time when Bolivia was emerging from the devastating War of the Pacific (1879-1884). The war, in which Bolivia lost its coastal territory to Chile, had a significant impact on the country’s economy and finances. To stabilize its currency and spur recovery, Bolivia began issuing banknotes through various private and regional banks. These early notes often reflect the fragility of the Bolivian economy at the time, but they are also highly prized by collectors for their rarity and artistic quality. Banco Nacional de Bolivia was one of the primary issuers of banknotes during this period, and collectors value these early notes for their historical importance and intricate engravings. For example, the 1883 1 Boliviano note is particularly notable for its ornate design, featuring classical motifs and elaborate details. The Establishment of Banco de la Nación: 1890s The 1890s marked a significant period in Bolivian banknote history with the establishment of Banco de la Nación, the country’s national bank. This centralization of currency issuance helped bring some stability to Bolivia’s monetary system, though the country still faced ongoing political and economic challenges. Banknotes issued by Banco de la Nación during this period were characterized by their sophisticated designs and depictions of important national symbols, including Bolivia’s coat of arms and historical figures. Collectors often seek out notes from this period, such as the 5 Bolivianos note from 1893, which features vibrant colors and detailed engravings. These notes are rare, especially in high-grade condition, and are highly desirable for their historical significance and the role they played in Bolivia’s early efforts to establish a unified national currency. The Turn of the Century: 1900-1910 As Bolivia entered the 20th century, its economy began to experience growth, driven by the mining of tin and other natural resources. During this time, banknotes reflected the growing importance of mining to Bolivia’s economy, with some notes featuring images of mining operations or symbols of industrial progress. The Banco de la Nación continued to issue most of the country’s currency, with designs that grew more intricate and colorful, embodying a sense of national pride and optimism for the future. One particularly noteworthy series from this period is the 1907-1910 Banco Nacional issue, which includes denominations such as the 10 Bolivianos and 50 Bolivianos. These notes are highly sought after by collectors due to their exceptional designs, which blend classical European engraving styles with uniquely Bolivian elements. The Banco Central Era Begins: 1910s In 1911, Bolivia established the Banco Central de Bolivia, ushering in a new era of banknote issuance. The establishment of a central bank reflected Bolivia’s efforts to modernize its financial system and bring greater stability to its currency. The banknotes issued by the Banco Central in the 1910s were known for their refined designs and vivid colors, as well as the incorporation of national symbols such as the Bolivian coat of arms and portraits of historical figures. One of the most collectible notes from this era is the 1911 1 Boliviano note (Pick# 112), which features elaborate artwork and fine engraving, making it a masterpiece of early 20th-century Bolivian currency design. Graded examples of this note, especially in high grades such as PMG 65 EPQ, are highly valued for their rarity and outstanding preservation. Economic Challenges and New Designs: 1920-1930 The 1920s and 1930s brought a series of economic challenges to Bolivia, including global economic downturns, internal political strife, and ongoing tensions with neighboring countries. During this period, the Banco Central de Bolivia continued to issue banknotes, though many were subject to inflationary pressures. Despite these challenges, the banknotes from this era are notable for their high level of craftsmanship and historical significance. Banknotes such as the 5 Bolivianos (1928) and the 10 Bolivianos (1930) are popular among collectors for their striking designs and the historical context they represent. Many notes from this period feature prominent national symbols and figures, including the liberty cap and the condor, symbolizing Bolivia’s desire for freedom and resilience in the face of adversity. Key Banknotes to Collect: 1880-1930 For collectors interested in Bolivian banknotes from 1880 to 1930, the following notes are particularly valuable for their historical significance, artistic design, and rarity: •1883 1 Boliviano (Banco Nacional de Bolivia): A rare and intricately designed note from the post-War of the Pacific era, prized for its artistic quality.•1893 5 Bolivianos (Banco de la Nación): A beautifully designed note that reflects Bolivia’s early efforts to unify its currency system under a national bank.•1907-1910 50 Bolivianos (Banco Nacional): Known for its vivid colors and complex engraving, this series marks Bolivia’s growing economic importance in the early 20th century.•1911 1 Boliviano (Banco Central de Bolivia) Pick# 112: A key note from the establishment of Bolivia’s central bank, featuring intricate designs and historical symbols. High-grade examples are rare and highly sought after.•1928 5 Bolivianos (Banco Central de Bolivia): A striking example of Bolivian currency from the late 1920s, reflecting the country’s efforts to modernize despite ongoing economic challenges.•1930 10 Bolivianos (Banco Central de Bolivia): A note that captures the economic and political turbulence of Bolivia in the 1930s, with strong nationalistic imagery. Why Collect Bolivian Banknotes? Bolivian banknotes from 1880 to 1930 provide a rich and diverse collecting experience, offering a glimpse into the nation’s history, culture, and economic challenges. Each note tells a story—of war and recovery, political strife, and economic development. Whether drawn to the detailed engravings, the historical significance, or the rarity of certain issues, collectors of Bolivian banknotes find themselves immersed in the vibrant and often complex history of the nation. Conclusion: A Rich Legacy of History and Design Collecting Bolivian banknotes from 1880 to 1930 is a journey through one of South America’s most dynamic and resilient nations. The intricate designs and rich history captured in each banknote make them more than just currency—they are windows into Bolivia’s past. From early post-war issues to the beautifully crafted notes of the Banco Central, Bolivia’s banknotes offer collectors a rewarding and historically rich experience. WHAT MAKES BLOC GALLERIES SPECIALOur Team: At the heart of Bloc Galleries is a belief: no great endeavor is ever accomplished without extraordinary people. We're not just employees doing a job. Like you, we are avid collectors bound by a deep-rooted passion for the world of collecting. Every artifact and every note has a story, and we are as invested in discovering and sharing these tales as you are. It's not just about the hours we pour in but the energy, dedication, and sacrifices we willingly make. Our greatest rewards? The smiles, the thrill, the awe of our clients. Yes, we're human, and we might falter at times, but our commitment to improve and to serve you better never wanes. Every day, we strive to be a part of your collecting journey, ensuring it's as thrilling and fulfilling as you dreamed.Vast Acquisitions, Unbeatable Pricing: Every quarter, we purchase tens of thousands of banknotes, leveraging our extensive global network of relationships and resources to access inventory unavailable to the public. This volume allows us to offer quality banknotes below market prices.Authentic Discovery: Our streamlined team has limited weekly time to bundle auction lots based on potential appeal rather than cataloging and pricing individual issues. Our auctions frequently feature high-grade, unsearched currency lots brimming with hidden treasures that continually astonish our customers.Customer-Friendly Bidding: Every auction starts with a low opening bid and no reserve pricing. 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For a fleeting 15 minutes, they speak. Yes, speak! With articulate English accents, they offer a running commentary on the day's work, sparing no one from their sharp, albeit humorous, observations on our numismatic endeavors. "Another misaligned watermark?" Gertrude would quip, her tail flicking with amusement. Pete, ever the diplomat, might chime in, "Splendid effort on the cataloging, though, truly!" Their critiques, always laced with wit, leave us in chuckles and chagrins alike. But as the clock ticks towards 4:00 AM, their words fade into the ether, and the memory of their eloquence evaporates like mist. By 5:00 AM, they are but silent sentinels once again, and with the first light of dawn, they vanish, leaving behind just a hint of their presence in photos they've graced. Legend now has it that Gertrude and Pete are the guardians of good fortune at Bloc Galleries. They watch over the collections, ensuring each piece carries with it a sprinkle of their mystical charm. For those who happen upon their image nestled within the listings, take it as a sign: the cats approve, and so may luck favor your bids. They admire the pretty pictures and revel in the grand tales spun by the currencies of old, and in their peculiar way, they extend their good will to all our customers, whispering of fortunes yet to come. If you win this auction and send us a message about the felines will send a special gift from Pete. He always has a great eye

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