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Uruguay 1939 50 Pesos specimen with red ESPECIMEN overprint, SIN VALOR perforation, punch cancels and specimen number 000235, printed by Thomas De La Rue

Uruguay 1939 - Banco de la Republica Oriental del Uruguay 50 Pesos Perforated SIN VALOR Specimen with Specimen Number 000235 (Pick 38s)

The 'SIN VALOR' perforation is a formal cancellation applied by the printer to invalidate the note for circulation while preserving it as an official reference specimen. This is not a generic perforation pattern but a deliberate textual cancellation used within the De La Rue control system. Read more →

UruguaySpecimen193950 PesosRaw (AU/UNC) UruguayPick 38sPick 38SpecimenEspecimenSIN VALOR PerforationPerforated SIN VALORSpecimen Number 000235Specimen NumberedThomas De La RueTDLRBanco de la Republica Oriental del UruguayDepartamento de Emision50 PesosPrewar1939
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Uruguay 1883 Banco de Londres y Rio de la Plata 10 Pesos specimen Pick S242s, Bradbury Wilkinson & Co., separate control number 345501, number 370500 repeated on counterfoil and principal note, retained counterfoil, perforated SPECIMEN BW & Co LONDON, Christopher Columbus portrait, child vignette, ornate brown-red reverse with opposing classical female profiles, PMG 64 EPQ Top Pop

Uruguay 1883 - Banco de Londres y Rio de la Plata 10 Pesos Specimen (Pick S242s)

The reverse is printed in a restrained brown-red palette and built around two opposing classical female profile medallions within an elaborate symmetrical guilloche framework. Numerous repeated 10 and DIEZ denomination devices are incorporated into circular ornaments, corner values, borders, and interlocking security structures. The two profile vignettes face inward toward the center of the composition, producing a balanced bilateral design surrounded by exceptionally dense ornamental engraving. A broad unprinted margin remains at the right, corresponding with the retained counterfoil area of the specimen format. The SPECIMEN BW & Co LONDON perforation passes through the paper and remains visible from the reverse.

Uruguay 1939 Banco de la Republica Oriental del Uruguay 100 pesos specimen Pick 39as Serie A with perforated CANCELLED cancellation across obverse and reverse

Uruguay 1939 - Banco de la Republica Oriental del Uruguay 100 Pesos Specimen Perforated CANCELLED Serie A (Pick 39as)

Mechanical perforation provided a durable method of controlling reference currency while preserving the printed surface. Each opening forming the word CANCELLED passes through the sheet itself, leaving the surrounding engraving, typography, and color structure available for technical study. The method is integrated into the physical substance of the note and becomes part of its production history rather than an additional layer of printed ink.

Uruguay 1896 Banco Nacional de la Republica Oriental del Uruguay 20 Centesimos Pick A88b issued note serial L084390 with perforated PAGADO 25.8.96 redemption cancel mirrored on both sides

Uruguay 1896 - Banco Nacional de la Republica Oriental del Uruguay 20 Centesimos Issued Note PAGADO 25.8.96 Perforation Cancel, Serial L084390 (Pick A88b)

The perforations form the word PAGADO accompanied by the date 25.8.96, indicating payment and retirement on 25 August 1896. The perforated inscription appears on both the left and right sides of the note. When viewed from the obverse, the right-side inscription is a mirrored counterpart of the left, confirming that the perforation device penetrated the note in a single operation, producing reverse orientation on the opposite side.

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