Spanish Colonies Bank Notes

CUBA AND PUERTO RICO. PATRIOTIC LOAN. 5 Pesos. March 29, 1866. Series D, this loan was issued at the beginning of Cuba's Ten Years' War (1868-78) in order to raise funds for the liberation of Cuba and Puerto Rico from Spain. (Echenagusía: page 85). Extraordinarily rare banknote of which only the two copies photographed in Echenagusía's book were known, both auctioned in 2014 and 2016. Extremely Fine.
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50 pesos. 1869. Banco Español de la Habana, New York issue. Vintage fake, with different stamps of the FALSO brand, both on the front and back. 3rd series. (Pick: 14, Edifil 2021: 25, Echenagusía: 15). Extraordinarily rare, to give us an idea of ​​the rarity of this specimen, since there have been auction records on the internet, only one fake bill from a similar period has been auctioned and only one other original bill, a bill reinforced due to the tropicalization of the paper, this is very common. type of actions on Cuban banknotes from the 19th century. Fine
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50 pesos. 1869. Banco Español de la Habana, New York issue. Vintage fake, with different stamps of the FALSO brand, both on the front and back. 3rd series. (Pick: 14, Edifil 2021: 25, Echenagusía: 15). Extraordinarily rare, to give us an idea of ​​the rarity of this specimen, since there have been auction records on the internet, only two vintage fake banknotes similar to this one have been auctioned and only one other original banknote, a reinforced banknote due to the tropicalization of the paper, it is very This type of action on Cuban banknotes is common. Fine

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PUERTO RICO RAILWAY COMPANY. 5 Pesos. (1880ca). No serie. (Edifil 2021: 10, Pick: S101a). Very rare especially in this quality. Good Extremely Fine. PMG55 encapsulation (previously mounted).
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ANDORRA. 50 Centims. December 19, 1936. No series. (Edifil 2021: 1, Pick: 5). Rare in this exceptional quality, original sizing. Uncirculated. PMG67EPQ package.
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ANDORRA. 50 cents. December 19, 1936. No series. (Edifil 2021: 1, Pick: 5). Rare in this exceptional quality, original sizing, to give us an idea of the rarity, as of June 1, 2022, this banknote is the best qualified along with 11 other banknotes by PMG. Uncirculated. PMG67EPQ package.
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ANDORRA. 50 Centims. December 19, 1936. No series. (Edifil 2021: 1, Pick: 5). Rare in this exceptional quality, original sizing. Uncirculated. PMG67EPQ package. (to give us an idea of ​​the rarity, as of March 1, 2023, this bill is the highest rated along with twelve other bills in PMG)
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ANDORRA. 50 Centims. December 19, 1936. No series. (Edifil 2021: 1, Pick: 5). Original sizing. Uncirculated. PMG58EPQ package.
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ANDORRA. 1 Pesseta. December 19, 1936. No series. (Edifil 2021: 3, Pick: 6). Rare, especially in this exceptional quality, original sizing. PMG66EPQ package.
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ANDORRA. 1 peseta. December 19, 1936. No series. (Edifil 2021: 3, Pick: 6). Very rare in this conservation. Uncirculated. PMG64 encapsulation.
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ANDORRA. 1 Pesseta. December 19, 1936. No series. (Edifil 2021: 3, Pick: 6). Rare, especially in this exceptional quality, original sizing. PMG66EPQ package.
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ANDORRA. 1 Pesseta. December 19, 1936. No series. (Edifil 2021: 2, Pick: 1). Very Fine.
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ANDORRA. 1 peseta. December 19, 1936. No series. (Edifil 2021: 3, Pick: 6). Rare, especially in this exceptional quality, original sizing. PMG63EPQ package.
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ANDORRA. 5 Pessetes. December 19, 1936. Without series and very low numbering (Nº00758). (Edifil 2021: 6, Pick: 3). Very rare in this conservation. Extremely Fine. PMG50 encapsulation. (to give us an idea of ​​the rarity, as of March 1, 2023, this bill is the third best rated along with three other bills in PMG)
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ANDORRA. 5 Pessetes. December 19, 1936. (Edifil 2021: 7, Pick: 8). Rare. Very Fine.
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ANDORRA. 5 Pessetes. December 19, 1936. No series. (Edifil 2021: 6, Pick: 3). Very rare. Very Fine.
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EQUATORIAL GUINEA. 100 Pesetas. October 12, 1969. No series. (Pick: 1). It retains all its original finish. Almost Uncirculated-.
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EQUATORIAL GUINEA. 100 Pesetas. October 12, 1969. No series. (Pick: 1). Rare in this exceptional quality, original sizing. Uncirculated. PMG66EPQ package.
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EQUATORIAL GUINEA. 100 Pesetas. October 12, 1969. No series. (Pick: 1). Rare in this exceptional quality, original sizing. Uncirculated. PMG66EPQ package.
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EQUATORIAL GUINEA. 5000 Bipkele over 500 Guinean Pesetas. December 19, 1980. Without series and overload on the obverse in red. (Pick: 19). Almost Uncirculated.
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CUBA. Receipt for 50 pesos, convertible into bonds, issued on August 24, 1870 in Saratoga and signed by Miguel de Aldama, inscription "Exchanged on March 15, 1879". Very rare, piece of enormous historical load.

Former José Martí Collection, auctioned at Aureo on November 17, 2004, lot No. 5919.

On October 10, 1868, the Ten Years War (1868-1878) broke out, the first war for the Independence of Cuba, Aldama was involved in the conspiracies.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. Set of 5 correlative bills of 5 Pesos (without detaching), issued on May 15, 1896 with SILVER surcharge, on the back. (Edifil 2021: 81). Rare, original sizing. Almost Uncirculated.
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CUBA. 10 pesos. May 15, 1896. Correlative couple. (Edifil 2017: 82). Good Extremely Fine.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. 10 pesos. May 15, 1896. Correlative couple. SILVER overload. (Edifil 2021: 82). Uncirculated.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. 20 cents. February 15, 1897. Series I. (Edifil 2017: 85). Full sheet of 10 bills. Unusual. Uncirculated/ Almost Uncirculated.
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SANTO DOMINGO. 2 pesos. May 1, 1862. Series B. (Edifil 2017: 2). To give us an idea of the extraordinary rarity of Dominican banknotes printed under Spanish domination, it should be noted that the annexation of Santo Domingo to Spain lasted only 4 years from 1861 to 1865. Extremely Fine.
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