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100 Cordobas 2007 Polymer Issue P204a

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Note Description:	Nicaragua, Banco Central 100 Córdobas 2007 (ND 2012)
Grade:	68 EPQ
Country:	NIC
Note Number:	NIC204a
Signatures/ Vignettes:	- Narrow Seg. Sec. Thread
Certification #:	1960823-014
Owner:	Love Collection

Sets Competing:	Nicaragua Polymer Issues P201 - Date Score: 155 Nicaragua Complete Set # 4 Score: 155
Date Added:	7/25/2020
Research:	See PMG's Census Report for this Note

Owner's Description

These all new designed 100 Cordobas banknotes were introduced into circulation on the 1st of June 2009. There was a slightly updated design to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the currency the Cordoba (P208) which features a wider security thread, as well as the words 1912 - 2012 Centenario del Cordoba as a watermark on the top LH side.

The notes had a prefix A/1 whilst the replacement/star notes had the prefix A/R. For the second emission this was changed to Z/1 (P208*).

I am unsure on the actual emission for this series, but I estimate it to be around 30-40 million. I have seen notes up to 28*** and in the second emission I have seen notes from 49*** onwards.

The obverse of the banknote features the Ruben Dario Monument located in the "old downtown area" in Managua, near Lake Managua. The Statue was inaugurated on the 24th of September 1933 and over the years fell into disrepair. It was fully restored in 1998.

The reverse of the note features the famous Catedral de Leon (Leon Cathedral) It is the largest Cathedral in all of Central America, it is a World Heritage Listed site by UNESCO that was built between 1747 and 1817. In the crypts below the cathedral are the remains of several prominent Nicaraguans including Miguel Larreynaga and Ruben Dario among others. It was later to be featured on the 500 Cordoba notes.

As at October 2020 there was a total of 23 notes graded by PMG. This note is the highest graded at 68 EPQ with 5 graded in 67 EPQ with the others graded from 66 EPQ down to a 25. There is a total of 7 replacement notes graded in grades 65 & 66 EPQ.