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1888A 1 peso note dated January 1st 1888 from the Banco de la Provincia de Santiago del Estero, Argentina.  
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The last 2 horse blankets from Argentina are total eye candy! Great adds @Caletan & super to hear you're on the mend!  |
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A 1 peso note dated January 1st 1888 from the Banco de la Provincia de Santiago del Estero, Argentina. Excellent!  |
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1887A banknote from September 20,1887 from Banco Italiano del Uruguay.  
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A banknote from September 20,1887 from Banco Italiano del Uruguay. Nice example! |
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1886A 5 Centavos note from Paraguay. Reverse is empty. 
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Wow: notes with horses & dogs! You just don't see many of those! Amazing adds @Catelan!
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Very interesting note, Caietan!
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Wow: notes with horses & dogs! You just don't see many of those! Amazing adds @Catelan! Thanks! Yes, that's true — dogs rarely appear on banknotes. Here are a few more from my collection.    |
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Wonderful examples! |
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I like notes with dogs. A lot of Arkansas scrip features a small vignette of a dog, often lying near a strong box with a key (somewhat similar to the 5 pesos note you shared, though typically much more crudely engraved!).
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A lot of Arkansas scrip features a small vignette of a dog, often lying near a strong box with a key (somewhat similar to the 5 pesos note you shared, though typically much more crudely engraved!). Yes, these ABNC printing plates were frequently used. |
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I don't have any banknotes from 1885!   |
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