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1970 - Cuba P102a 1 Peso banknote
1970 - Cuba P102a 1 Peso banknote 

1970 - Cuba P102a 1 Peso banknote

  • Product Code: Cuba Pic 102a 1970
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  • 6.60€

  • Ex Tax: 6.00€


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This Cuban 1 Peso banknote is catalogued as Cuba P102a, with 1970 associated with the 1967–1970 date range for the “a” variety. It features an olive-green design over an ochre underprint, with a portrait of José Martí at the centre and the denomination shown at the left.

The reverse depicts Fidel Castro with rebel soldiers entering Havana in 1959. The denomination appears on the reverse, while the signature title “PRESIDENTE DEL BANCO” is placed at the lower right. The note was printed by STC-P, without a printer imprint, providing useful details for identification within the Cuba Pick 102 series.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Cuban 1 Peso banknote associated with 1970. It identifies the issuing institution as Banco Nacional de Cuba and describes the note as a regular issue. The product title and description identify it as the Cuba P102a banknote.

What country, denomination and date information is provided?

The banknote is from Cuba and has a denomination of 1 Peso. The listing associates this example with 1970, while the description references the date range 1967–1970 and 1972. It also states a first year of issue of 1967; the supplied listing does not establish that 1970 is the issue year.

What catalog reference identifies this Cuban banknote?

The catalog reference given for this banknote is Cuba Pic 102a, also presented as P102a in the product title and metadata. These identifiers distinguish the listed note within the supplied catalog information and should not be confused with an internal shop product number.

What design and production details are stated for the note?

The front is described as olive-green with an ochre underprint and a portrait of J. Marti at centre. The back is ochre and depicts Fidel Castro with rebel soldiers entering Havana in 1959. The listing also states printer STC-P without imprint and notes that the serial number shown in the reference image will not be sent.