Overview

A 100 Pesos banknote of the Banco Central de Chile carrying the overprint “10 Centesimos de Escudo” from the 1960-1961 currency changeover, when the escudo replaced the peso. The front shows a 19th-century statesman and the back shows the bank seal and the overprint.

Key Features & Details:

• Country: Chile
• Issuer: Banco Central de Chile
• Currency: Chilean Peso / Escudo
• Denomination: 100 Centesimos de Escudo
• Catalogue No.: P-127a
• Obverse (Front): A portrait of a bearded man in a high collar at the right, the value 100 “CIEN PESOS” and “DIEZ CONDORES” at the top, on a red and cream note
• Reverse (Back): A large 100 with the bank seal and the overprint “10 CENTESIMOS DE ESCUDO”, with “CIEN PESOS”, on a red and gold note
• Serial Number: K-3-101 244129
• Condition: UNC (Uncirculated) – crisp original paper

Please Note:

The note in the photographs, with the serial number listed above, is the exact note you will receive.