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1995 - Guatemala P87c 1 Quetzal banknote UNC
1995 - Guatemala P87c 1 Quetzal banknote UNC 

1995 - Guatemala P87c 1 Quetzal banknote UNC

  • Product Code: Guatemala PIC 87c
  • Availability: In Stock

  • 7.70€

  • Ex Tax: 7.00€


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This individual Guatemala 1 Quetzal banknote is associated with 1995 and is identified by the shop as Krause reference P87c, within the P87 catalog type. It is graded UNC, indicating an uncirculated condition designation.

The verified base catalog description identifies the 1 Quetzal type as dark green on green, with a multicolour underprint. These general design characteristics apply to the P87 banknote type and provide useful points for cataloguing and identification without assigning variant-specific details.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Guatemalan banknote with a denomination of 1 quetzal. It is identified as a specific Guatemala banknote rather than a general listing for an unspecified denomination or currency.

What country, currency, denomination and date are associated with the note?

The banknote is associated with Guatemala and the currency is the quetzal. Its denomination is 1 quetzal, and the listing associates it with 1995. This wording reflects the information provided without treating the year as a confirmed issue, printing or circulation date.

What catalog reference identifies this Guatemala banknote?

The product listing gives the catalog reference as Guatemala PIC 87c. The title also identifies the note as P87c, providing the specific catalog designation associated with this 1-quetzal Guatemalan banknote.

What condition grade is stated for the banknote?

The listing identifies the banknote as UNC, a standard collecting abbreviation for uncirculated condition. No additional physical-condition details are provided, so the grade should be understood only as the stated UNC designation.