Spain. - Lote de 12 Billetes (1935-1970) - 342 Pesetas...

Exceptional opportunity for discerning collectors of Spanish banknotes! We present an extraordinary lot of 12 historical bills issued by the Bank of Spain between 1935 and 1970, preserved in pristine condition. Pieces with the original print impression, sharp corners, and vivid colors, as if they had just come from the mint. The lot spans from the iconic Silver Certificate issues of the Second Republic to 20th-century jewels, highlighted by direct consecutive pairings and highly sought-after values. DETAIL OF THE PIECES: 100 Pesetas 1946 – Francisco de Goya Date: Madrid, February 19, 1946 Series: B02837706 One of the jewels of the lot, with masterful engraving and excellent intaglio relief. 10 Pesetas 1935 – Silver Certificate (Direct Consecutive Pair) Issue: Spanish Second Republic (1935) Series: C3.764.420 and C3.764.421 Printed by Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co. Ltd. in England. Impeccable pair of great historical value. 5 Pesetas 1935 – Silver Certificate (Direct Consecutive Pair) Issue: Spanish Second Republic (1935) Series: G0.870.420 and G0.870.421 Direct consecutive pair in a beautiful greenish tone printed in London. 50 Pesetas 1935 – Santiago Ramón y Cajal (2 units) Date: Madrid, July 22, 1935 Series: 5698289 and 0495829 Elegant sober design dedicated to the Spanish Nobel Prize winner. 1 Peseta 1953 – Marqués de Santa Cruz (Pair of 2 banknotes) Date: Madrid, July 22, 1953 Series: No series (Special issue) 5 Pesetas 1954 – Alfonso X el Sabio (Pair of 2 banknotes) Date: Madrid, July 22, 1954 Series: No series 100 Pesetas 1970 – Manuel de Falla Date: Madrid, November 17, 1970 Series: C3514172 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Legal tender: None (Historical banknotes out of circulation). Condition: No folds, tears, washings, or manipulations.

Estimate:$45.93

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