1897 - Cuba P52  10 Centavos banknote
1897 - Cuba P52  10 Centavos banknote 

1897 - Cuba P52 10 Centavos banknote

  • Product Code: Cuba Pic 52a
  • Availability: In Stock
  • 16.50€

  • Ex Tax: 15.00€


This Cuba 10 Centavos banknote is associated with 1897 and is listed under the catalog reference Cuba Pic 52a. The supplied product information identifies Banco Espanol de la Isla de Cuba as the issuer.

The note is dated 15.2.1897 in the listing. Its front is described as black, with the arms at right and Series K, while the reverse is brown and features a ship at the centre. The printer is identified as ABNC. These details provide useful points for identifying and cataloguing this individual Cuban banknote.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Cuba banknote associated with 1897. The title identifies it as a 10 Centavos banknote. However, the description’s denomination field states “1 Centavos,” so the denomination information is inconsistent within the listing and may require clarification.

Which country, date and currency information are provided?

The banknote is identified with Cuba and is dated 1897. The listing associates it with the Centavos currency. The title states 10 Centavos, while the description separately gives the denomination as 1 Centavos, so both entries should be noted when checking the product details.

What catalog reference is given for this Cuba banknote?

The model/catalog reference is Cuba Pic 52a. The description also gives the country and Pick number as “Cuba pick 52.” These are the cataloguing identifiers explicitly supplied for this listing and should not be confused with the product’s internal shop reference.

What additional identifying details are stated for the note?

The listed issuer is Banco Espanol de la Isla de Cuba, and the note is described as Series K. The front is black with arms at right, while the brown back shows a ship at center. The printer is identified as ABNC; the listing also notes that images are for reference.