Own a captivating piece of Peruvian history with this beautifully detailed 10 Soles de Oro banknote issued by Peru in 1976. Offered in exceptional uncirculated (UNC) condition, this note artfully showcases Peru’s rich cultural heritage, literary pride, and natural beauty.
🔹 Obverse Design:
The obverse proudly features the distinguished figure of Garcilaso Inca de la Vega, renowned Peruvian writer and historian, celebrated for his chronicles of the Inca Empire. Accompanying his portrait is an intricate depiction of his historic residence in Cuzco, enhancing the note’s cultural and historical significance.
🔹 Reverse Design:
On the reverse, the banknote vividly portrays the serene beauty of Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, renowned for its historical and geographical significance. Beautifully detailed imagery highlights traditional Peruvian watercraft, capturing a moment of everyday life along its shores.
🔹 Printer:
Expertly produced by the prestigious De La Rue printing company in London, renowned globally for exceptional quality and precision in banknote printing.
💴 Key Features:
✔ Year: 1976
✔ Denomination: 10 Soles de Oro (PEH)
✔ Pick Number: Pick 112
✔ Condition: UNC (Uncirculated)
✔ Material: High-quality banknote paper
✔ Dimensions: 155 × 65 mm
✔ Color: Rich, warm shades of red and orange
✔ Cultural Highlights: Garcilaso Inca de la Vega, Lake Titicaca
✔ Special Feature: Historical and natural Peruvian landmarks
This banknote is a prized addition for collectors interested in South American history, prominent literary figures, and natural landscapes depicted on currency.
🛈 The serial number on the image may differ from the actual banknote you receive.
