Nicaragua 50 Cordobas 1985 (1988) Replacement

The Nicaragua 50 Cordobas 1985 (1988) Replacement is a collectible banknote from Nicaragua. This particular banknote is denominated at 50 Cordobas and was issued in 1985 but reissued in 1988 as a replacement note. It is highly sought after by numismatists and collectors due to its rarity and unique features. The banknote is identified by its catalog number, P# 153r, and serial number, N# 212509. The serial number, # ZA 0214993, adds to the individuality of the note. The "UNC" designation indicates that the banknote is in uncirculated condition, meaning it has never been used in regular transactions. Nicaragua has a rich history when it comes to currency. The Cordoba is the national currency of Nicaragua and has been in circulation since 1912. Over the years, several series of banknotes have been issued, each with distinct designs and security features. The 1985 (1988) Replacement banknote holds significance as it represents a transitional period in Nicaragua's history. During this time, Nicaragua was experiencing political and economic changes, which influenced the issuance of new banknotes to reflect the evolving situation. Collecting banknotes from different countries and periods allows enthusiasts to explore the artistry, history, and cultural significance of each note. The Nicaragua 50 Cordobas 1985 (1988) Replacement is a unique and valuable addition to any collection, serving as a reminder of Nicaragua's past and its continuous evolution.

N° 2975 | Nicaragua 50 Cordobas 1985 (1988) Replacement

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