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1991 - Nicaragua PIC 170 25 Centavos banknote UNC
1991 - Nicaragua PIC 170 25 Centavos banknote UNC 

1991 - Nicaragua PIC 170 25 Centavos banknote UNC

  • Product Code: Nicaragua PIC 170
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  • 2.20€

  • Ex Tax: 2.00€


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This Nicaragua 25 Centavos banknote is catalogued as Pick P170 and associated with 1991 in the Krause reference, which identifies it as an ND (1991) issue. The note is listed in UNC condition and features a blue design on a pale green background with a multicolour underprint. F. H. Córdoba appears at the right.

The reverse shows the Nicaraguan arms at left and a flower at right. Krause records two signature varieties for this note. Harrison is identified as the printer, while the ultraviolet characteristics include fluorescent fibres and a yellow-fluorescing value numeral 25.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Nicaragua 25 Centavos banknote dated 1991. The product title identifies the denomination, country and associated year, while also describing the note with the grade notation UNC.

What denomination and country are identified for the banknote?

The banknote is identified as a 25 Centavos denomination from Nicaragua. The listing also associates the note with the year 1991; this wording does not specify whether that year refers to issue, printing or circulation.

What is the catalog reference for this Nicaragua banknote?

The stated catalog reference is Nicaragua PIC 170. This identifier is supplied directly in the listing and distinguishes the product within the cataloguing information provided for the banknote.

What condition is stated for the banknote?

The listing identifies the banknote with the grade notation UNC. No additional physical-condition details are provided in the product information, so the listing should be understood only as stating this condition grade.