BANKNOTES FROM AROUND THE WORLD Many of the World's Finest Specimen & Proof Banknotes
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Peru established its independence from Spain in 1879, and its Junta Administradora (Junta Administration) began to issue banknotes in that same year. Junta de Vigilancia began printing banknotes in 1914, Banco de Reserva del Peru in 1922, and Banco Central de Reserva del Peru in 1935.

Few of Peru's early notes appear to have survived, as PMG through October 12, 2009, PMG had graded only five examples prior to 1914. None of those were in gem condition. Specimens represent a high percentage of the gem-quality Peru notes graded by PMG. These specimens were printed by The American Bank Note Company, and many of the surviving examples came from its archive sales.

Below you will find pictures of two superb gem specimens from the collection.

You will also find below a partial list of the items available for sale or trade. Pictures can be emailed upon request. Many other items are available for sale or trade, so please ask if you have specific wants. All items listed are subject to prior sale.

Items on our want list include high-grade specimen, proof, and issued banknotes from most any country. PMG certification is a plus.

Here is our contact information by email: wjr@seaside88.com.

Examples of High-Grade Banknotes from Peru

Banknotes from Peru for Sale or Trade

	Pick Number	Grade	Price
	49s	PMG 66 EPQ
	50s	PMG 58
	68As	PMG 67 EPQ
	87a	PMG 65 EPQ
	87a	PMG 66 EPQ
	S116r	PMG 65 EPQ
	S116r	PMG 66 EPQ

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