Latin American Banknote Collection. 9 Note Lot. (Uruguay, Costa Rica, Nicaragua & Mexico) – Various Issues & PMG 67 Grades An exceptional opportunity to acquire a diverse and highly collectible lot of Latin American banknotes, ranging from classic paper issues to modern polymer releases. This set features two high-grade banknotes certified by Paper Money Guaranty (PMG) at the premium level of 67 Choice Gem Uncirculated, highlighting the 2020 Uruguay 50 Pesos and the 2012 Costa Rica 5000 Colones. This collection serves as an ideal acquisition for both new and advanced collectors looking to expand their international numismatic portfolio. Banknote Details 1. Uruguay – 50 Pesos Uruguayos (2020) – PMG 67 Choice Gem Unc Description: Commemorative polymer banknote issued by the Banco Central del Uruguay to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the institution. Cataloged as Pick# 102a, Series A, serial number A 02590222. Obverse: Features the Coat of Arms of Uruguay alongside the official 50th-anniversary logo of the Central Bank and modern artistic security features. Reverse: Illustrates the artwork titled Mural: Construcción de la Patria Real (Mural: Construction of the Royal Homeland) by the artist Walter Deliotti. 2. Costa Rica – 5000 Colones (2012) – PMG 67 Choice Gem Unc Description: Cotton-substrate banknote issued by the Banco Central de Costa Rica, part of the award-winning series dedicated to the country's biodiversity. Series B, serial number B021628333. Obverse: Portrait of former President Alfredo González Flores next to the facade of the historic Banco Internacional de Costa Rica building in San José. Reverse: A beautiful engraving of the Mangrove ecosystem, showcasing local wildlife including a fiddler crab and a white-headed capuchin monkey. 3. Costa Rica – 2000 Colones (2009) Description: High-durability polymer banknote printed by the Banco Central de Costa Rica, focusing on marine wildlife ecosystems. Cataloged as P# 275a, serial number A032057733. Obverse: Portrait of the renowned Costa Rican lawyer and politician Mauro Fernández Acuña set against the Colegio Superior de Señoritas building. Reverse: A spectacular underwater scene depicting a coral reef ecosystem, featuring a starfish, corals, and a bull shark swimming near Cocos Island. 4. Nicaragua – 10, 20 & 50 Córdobas Thematic Set (2014) Description: A set of three consecutive polymer denominations issued by the Banco Central de Nicaragua, cataloged under references P# 209, P# 210, and P# 211. Obverse (10 Córdobas): Displays the picturesque facade of the San Juan de Nicaragua Church surrounded by native floral motifs. Reverse (10 Córdobas): Depicts a traditional festive dance from the Caribbean region of Nicaragua framed by palm trees. Obverse (20 Córdobas): Illustrates a traditional Caribbean coastal dwelling (indigenous hut) alongside a cacao pod fruit. Reverse (20 Córdobas): Highlights a lively scene from the Mayo Ya (Maypole) fertility festival featuring Afro-descendant dancers and a sea turtle. Obverse (50 Córdobas): Exhibits the front architectural facade of the historic Church of the Assumption located in the town of El Viejo. Reverse (50 Córdobas): Features a colorful representation of the Nicaraguan Folkloric Ballet performing in traditional attire. 5. Mexico – 5 Pesos (1972) Description: A classic Mexican paper banknote manufactured by the Banco de México S.A. as part of the mid-20th-century monetary series. Cataloged as P# 62c, Series 1BA, serial number A5686106. Obverse: Portrait of the Mexican Independence heroine Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez (La Corregidora) accompanied by a stylized eagle emblem. Reverse: A panoramic view of the colonial aqueduct in the city of Querétaro flanked by agaves and desert cacti. 6. Mexico – 100 Pesos (1982) Description: Large-size historical paper note issued by the Banco de México S.A. before the modern currency redenomination. Cataloged as P# 74c, Series VL, serial number C8518621. Obverse: Portrait of the revolutionary leader and statesman Venustiano Carranza alongside a fragment of a historical painting depicting the Constitutional Congress. Reverse: Detailed engraving of Chac Mool, the famous pre-Columbian Maya-Toltec stone sculpture, with architectural reliefs from Tula in the background. 7. Mexico – 100 Pesos (2015) Description: Contemporary paper banknote from the Banco de México's Family F series, featuring highly advanced integrated security tech. Cataloged as P# 124, serial number S6251515. Obverse: Portrait of the pre-Hispanic monarch and poet Nezahualcóyotl, paired with a stylized pre-Columbian gold artifact and excerpts of his poetry. Reverse: A view of the ancient Templo Mayor aqueduct in Tenochtitlan alongside a stylized glyph representing the Aztec capital. Condition Report Please see the provided high-resolution images as these form an integral part of the condition report. Shipping & Important Terms Courier: Items are sent by UPS with full tracking. Middle East Delivery Restriction: IMPORTANT. DUE to Middle East problems, at the moment I do not sell to Middle East countries affected by the Iranian Conflict. Please do not bid.