Overview
Issued by the Central Bank of Honduras with the date June 12, 2014, this 1 Lempira banknote honours Honduran heritage and ancient history. The obverse depicts Chief Lempira, the 16th-century indigenous cacique of the Lenca people who led resistance against Spanish conquest. The reverse features a detailed view of the ball court and hieroglyphic stairway at the ancient Mayan archaeological site of Copán.
Key Features & Details:
- Country: Honduras
- Denomination: 1 Lempira
- Printer: Oberthur Fiduciaire
- Condition: UNC (Uncirculated) – Crisp original uncirculated note with sharp edges and clean paper.
- Obverse (Front): Portrait of Chief Lempira facing left, national coat of arms of Honduras, denomination ‘1 UN LEMPIRA’, signatures of BCH officials, and issue date 12 de Junio de 2014.
- Reverse (Back): Archaeological site of the Copán Ruins showing the ball court (Juego de Pelota), hieroglyphic stairway (Escalinata), Mayan stela, and ‘BANCO CENTRAL DE HONDURAS’ heading.
- Serial Number: FM 4487309 (Exact note shown in photos will be delivered)
Collector Value:
A vibrant Central American note ideal for collectors of world currency, Mayan archaeology themes, and indigenous history.












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