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Bolivia
10,000,000 Pesos Bolivianos 1985
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This note is not in my collection. Scans courtesy of Steve Burke
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2 Bolivianos, 1990
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Front: Antonio Vaca-Diez, (?-1897) Bolivian rubber baron
Vaca-Diez was a former presidential adviser. He would go on to build his
rubber empire, The Oton Rubber Company. Vaca-Diez also established the first regional
newspapers, and nevigated the first riverboat from Bolivia to Europe. He was drowned
in a shipwreck in 1897. Vaca-Diez is remembered as a great Bolivian.
Back: Trees and buildings
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10 Bolivianos, 2001
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Front: Cecilio Guzman de Rojas (1899-1950), Bolivian painter
Cecilio Guzman de Rojas combined his interest in the colonial period with
that of the Incas, and produced many society portraits with Inca features.
Back: Figures overlooking city view
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50 Bolivianos, 2001
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Front: Melchor Perez de Holguin (1665-1724), Bolivia painter
Back: Tall building
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Bolivia, a landlocked country in west central South America, was under Spanish
control 1535-1825. Became an independent republic in 1825. For a more detailed
country profile, see CIA World Factbook on Bolivia.
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