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| Spain 200 Pesetas 1980 |
Item Code: ES-156 |
| Front: Cross - coat of arms of Kingdom of Asturias. Portrait of Leopoldo García-Alas y Ureña "Clarín" (1852 - 1901) wearing spectacles. Crowned Royal Spanish coat of arms - Escudo de España. Back: Asturias Oak, symbol of the Asturian royalty. Handwritten fragment from author's realist novel "La Regenta" ("The Regent's Wife"): "...el Confín, una montaña que escondía sus crestas en las nubes y caía a pico sobre valles ocultos...". ("...the Outback, a mountain that hid their peaks in clouds and fell steeply to hidden valleys..."). Watermark: Leopoldo Alas "Clarín". Signatures: Don José Ramón Álvarez Rendueles (Governor – El Gobernador, Mar. 1978 – Jul. 1984); Miguel Palazuelo García (The Auditor – El Interventor); Jesús Urdiola Salvador (Cashier – El Cajero). Dominant colours: Brown and orange. Security thread: Solid, narrow, yellow. Issuer: Bank of Spain. Date of Issue: 16 September 1980 (circulated from 1984). Designer: Víctor Hevia (Clarin's portrait). Engravers: José Manuel Mata Martín (obverse), Antonino Sánchez Gutiérrez (reverse). Legal tender: N/a. Date of withdrawal: 1992. Material: Cotton paper. Printer: Fábrica Nacional de Moneda y Timbre, Madrid (FNMT). |
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| Dimensions: 120 x 65 mm |
Texts: Banco de España. Doscientas Pesetas. Madrid, 16 de Septiembre de 1980. |
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