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Marshall Sucre And The Gateway Of The Sun: 50 Pesos Bolivanos (Bolivia, 1962)-Reference

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May 15, 2023
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Updated: Apr 12, 2024

This Bolivian banknote represents the 3rd denomination of the Peso Boliviano (Series 1962). The observe features a portrait of Marshall Antonio José de Sucre (1795-1830), 2nd President of Bolivia. The reverse illustration depicts the Puerta del Sol (Gateway of the Sun), at Tiahuanaco. (Note Size: 155 x 65 mm or 6.10 x 2.56 in)

Observe

The observe features a portrait of Marshall Antonio José de Sucre (1795-1830), 2nd President of Bolivia.

Reverse

The reverse illustration depicts the Puerta del Sol (Gateway of the Sun), at Tiahuanaco.

1962 Peso Boliviano Gallery

1 Peso Bolivano-Observe
1 Peso Bolivano-Reverse
20 Pesos Bolivanos-Observe
20 Pesos Bolivanos-Reverse
50 Pesos Bolivanos-Observe
50 Pesos Bolivanos-Reverse
100 Pesos Bolivanos-Observe
100 Pesos Bolivanos-Reverse

(Gallery features the 1962 Series Peso Boliviano, will be updated)

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