1989 - Venezuela P63b 20 Bolivares banknote UNC

Product Code: Venezuela PIC 63b
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This Venezuelan 20 Bolívares banknote is the variant associated in the catalogue with 7 September 1989 and is identified as Pick P63b. The individual note is described as UNC. Its obverse uses dark green printing over a multicolour underprint, with the word “CARACAS” omitted beneath the bank title and a horizontal central design set within a left-centre guilloche.

The reverse displays the Venezuelan arms at left and a monument commemorating the Battle of Carabobo at centre. José Antonio Páez appears in the watermark. The printer is identified as TDLR (Thomas De La Rue), without imprint. Under ultraviolet light, the fibres fluoresce yellow, the denomination 20 appears green and central design elements appear orange; the bank name and numeral 20 on the reverse fluoresce orange.

Tags: Year 1989, TDLR,

Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Venezuela 20 Bolívares banknote, dated 1989 and identified as UNC. It is the P63b type referenced in the product information, with the denomination and country specified in the title and description.

What year, denomination and currency are associated with this Venezuelan banknote?

The banknote is associated with 1989 and has a denomination of 20 Bolívares. The listing identifies Venezuela as the country. The year is presented neutrally here because the supplied information associates it with the note without specifying whether it is an issue, printing or circulation year.

What catalog reference identifies this banknote?

The supplied catalog reference is Venezuela PIC 63b. The title also uses the shorter form P63b. These identifiers distinguish the listed banknote type and should not be confused with an internal product number or with another cataloguing system.

What design and production details are stated for the note?

The description states that the obverse has a dark-green design on a multicolour underprint, while the reverse shows arms at left and the monument to the Battle of Carabobo at centre. It also lists a José Antonio Páez watermark and TDLR, Thomas De La Rue, as the printer, without imprint.