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1965 - Portugal 100 Escudos banknote PIC 169a XF
1965 - Portugal 100 Escudos banknote PIC 169a XF 

1965 - Portugal 100 Escudos banknote PIC 169a XF

  • Product Code: Portugal PIC 169a EBC
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  • 22.00€

  • Ex Tax: 20.00€


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This Portugal 100 Escudos banknote is associated with 1965 and is catalogued as Pick P169a. The individual note is graded XF, indicating the condition stated for this listing.

The design uses blue printing on a light tan ground with a multicolour underprint. Camilo Castello Branco appears in the portrait at right, while the reverse depicts the city of Porto as represented in the 19th century. The watermark also features Camilo Castello Branco. Krause records 22 signature varieties for the 1965 type, with the P169a entry dated 30 November 1965.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Portugal 100 Escudos banknote associated with 1965. The title identifies it as a Portugal 100 Escudos note, while the listing’s model and catalog information gives the reference as PIC 169a.

What country, denomination, currency and date are identified for the banknote?

The banknote is identified as being from Portugal, with a denomination of 100 Escudos. The listing associates the note with 1965; this wording describes the date information supplied by the listing without specifying whether it refers to issue, printing or circulation.

What catalog reference is provided for this Portugal banknote?

The supplied model and catalog reference is Portugal PIC 169a EBC. The title also includes PIC 169a, confirming that this is the catalog identifier used for the specific banknote listing.

What condition information is shown for the banknote?

The title identifies the banknote as XF. The model/catalog reference line also includes the notation EBC. These are the condition-related notations displayed in the listing; no additional physical-condition details are provided.