Dive into the rich monetary history of South America with this rare Specimen Banknote Set from Paraguay. Issued by the Banco Central del Paraguay in 1952, this collection represents the foundational currency of the Republic following major economic reforms in the early 1950s.

These notes were produced by the renowned security printer Thomas De La Rue as official archival specimens. They feature the prominent red or black "SPECIMEN" overprint, intended for bank reference and international presentation rather than general circulation. Each note is preserved in pristine UNC (Uncirculated) condition.

Set Includes:

• 100 Guaranies (Orange): Features General José Eduvigis Díaz, hero of the War of the Triple Alliance.

• 500 Guaranies (Blue): Showcases General Bernardino Caballero, founder of the Colorado Party and former President.

• 1000 Guaranies (Purple): Highlights Marshal Francisco Solano López, the second President of Paraguay.

• 5000 Guaranies (Red): Features Don Carlos Antonio López, often considered the father of modern Paraguay.

• 10000 Guaranies (Green/Brown): The high denomination of the set, featuring Dr. José Gaspar Rodríguez de Francia, the "Supreme Dictator" who established Paraguayan independence.

Key Features:

• Condition: UNC (Uncirculated) – Crisp paper with original embossed details and sharp edges.

• Specimen Details: Diagonally overprinted with "SPECIMEN" in bold red or black across the face.

• Serial Numbers: Features matching archival serial numbers (e.g., *009715) with the official specimen archival star (*).

• Design: Intricate classical engraving style typical of De La Rue’s mid-century masterpieces.

Collection of 5x Paraguay Specimen Banknotes UNC