Bank Notes

Definitive proof in black on the reverse of the 10,000 Pesetas bill issued on October 12, 1992, a project by José López López-Pavía and with a pencil inscription "Proof of plate 1056". (Edifil 2017: 485Pa). Piece of enormous spectacularity and rarity.
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Proof of the black bust on the back of the 10,000 Pesetas bill issued on October 12, 1992, a project by José López López-Pavía. (Edifil 2017: 485Pa, "only bust" variant). Weird.
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10,000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Series 9A, special numbering. (Edifil 2017: 485b). Uncirculated.
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10,000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Correlative couple. Special series 9A. (Edifil 2021: 485b, Pick: 166*). Original sizing. Good Extremely Fine. PMG55EPQ package, both.
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10,000 pesetas. October 12, 1992. Correlative couple. Series 9A, special numbering. (Edifil 2017: 485b). Uncirculated.
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5 euros. January 1, 2002. Correlative couple. Signature Trichet. Series V (Spain) (it should be remembered that the last digit of the numbering of all the banknotes denominated in euros is for internal control of the European Central Bank, the one that marks the correlativity of the banknotes is the penultimate digit). (Edifil 2021: 486A). Uncirculated.
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5 euros. January 1, 2002. Correlative couple. Trichet signature. Series V (Spain) (it should be remembered that the last digit of the numbering of all banknotes denominated in euros is for internal control of the European Central Bank, the one that marks the correlativity of the banknotes is the penultimate digit). (Edifil 2021: 486A). Uncirculated.
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5 euros. January 1, 2002. Correlative couple. Trichet signature. Series V (Spain) (it should be remembered that the last digit of the numbering of all banknotes denominated in euros is for internal control of the European Central Bank, the one that marks the correlativity of the banknotes is the penultimate digit). (Edifil 2021: 486A). Uncirculated.
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Proof of FNMT ticket, issued in 2010. Not catalogued. Uncirculated. PMG66EPQ package.
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Proof of FNMT ticket issued in 2010. Not cataloged and rare. Uncirculated.
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5 euros. May 2, 2013. Signature Draghi. Series V (Spain). (Edifil 2021: 493). Uncirculated.
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10 euros. September 23, 2014. Correlative pair (it should be remembered that the last digit of the numbering of all banknotes denominated in euros is for internal control of the European Central Bank, the one that marks the correlativity of the banknotes is the penultimate digit). Draghi signature. Series V (Spain). (Edifil 2021: 494). Uncirculated.
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Proof of FNMT ticket issued in 2010. Not cataloged and rare. Uncirculated.
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Proof of FNMT ticket issued in 2010. Not cataloged and rare. Uncirculated.
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ANDORRA. 50 cents. December 19, 1936. No series. (Edifil 2021: 1, Pick: 5). Rare in this exceptional quality, original sizing, to give us an idea of the rarity, as of June 1, 2022, this banknote is the best qualified along with 11 other banknotes by PMG. Uncirculated. PMG67EPQ package.
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ANDORRA. 1 peseta. December 19, 1936. No series. (Edifil 2021: 3, Pick: 6). Very rare in this conservation. Uncirculated. PMG64 encapsulation.
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ANDORRA. 1 peseta. December 19, 1936. No series. (Edifil 2021: 3, Pick: 6). Rare, especially in this exceptional quality, original sizing. PMG64EPQ package.
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ANDORRA. 1 peseta. December 19, 1936. No series. (Edifil 2021: 3, Pick: 6). Rare, especially in this exceptional quality, original sizing. PMG63EPQ package.
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CUBA. Receipt for 50 pesos, convertible into bonds, issued on August 24, 1870 in Saratoga and signed by Miguel de Aldama, inscription "Exchanged on March 15, 1879". Very rare, piece of enormous historical load.

Former José Martí Collection, auctioned at Aureo on November 17, 2004, lot No. 5919.

On October 10, 1868, the Ten Years War (1868-1878) broke out, the first war for the Independence of Cuba, Aldama was involved in the conspiracies.
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CUBA. 200 Pesos. August 12, 1891. (Edifil 2017: 68). Very rare, trimmed margins. Almost Very Fine.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. 5 cents. Correlative trio. Series J. (Edifil 2021: 69). Unusual, original sizing. Uncirculated.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. 5 cents. May 15, 1896. Correlative couple. Series J. (Edifil 2021: 69). Original sizing. Almost Uncirculated.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. 1 Weight. May 15, 1896. Correlative couple. Series G. (Edifil 2021: 71). Original sizing. Uncirculated/ Almost Uncirculated.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. 5 Pesos. May 15, 1896. SILVER surcharge, on the reverse. (Edifil 2021: 81). Rare, original sizing. Almost Uncirculated.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. 5 Pesos. May 15, 1896. SILVER surcharge, on the reverse. (Edifil 2021: 81). Rare, original sizing. Almost Uncirculated.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. Set of 5 correlative bills of 5 Pesos (without detaching), issued on May 15, 1896 with SILVER surcharge, on the back. (Edifil 2021: 81). Rare, original sizing. Almost Uncirculated.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. Set of 5 correlative bills of 5 Pesos (without detaching), issued on May 15, 1896 with SILVER surcharge, on the back. (Edifil 2021: 81). Rare, original sizing. Almost Uncirculated.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. Set of 2 correlative bills of 5 Pesos (without detaching), issued on May 15, 1896, series F and with SILVER surcharge, on the back. (Edifil 2021: 81, Pick: 48b3). Unusual. Good Extremely Fine. PMG55 package.
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CUBA. 10 pesos. May 15, 1896. "SILVER" surcharge. No serie. (Edifil 2017: 82). Much better preserved than usual. Very Fine.
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CUBA. 10 pesos. May 15, 1896. Correlative couple. (Edifil 2017: 82). Good Extremely Fine.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. 10 pesos. May 15, 1896. Correlative couple. SILVER overload. (Edifil 2021: 82). Uncirculated.
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CUBA. 50 pesos. May 15, 1897. (Edifil 2017: 74). Good Extremely Fine.
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CUBA. 50 pesos. May 15, 1896. Correlative couple. SILVER overload. (Edifil 2017: 83). Good Extremely Fine.
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CUBA. 50 pesos. May 15, 1896. SILVER surcharge. (Edifil 2017: 83). Two "moth" dots. Good Very Fine.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. 5 pesos. February 13, 1896. Series F, matrix to the left. (Edifil 2021: 72). Original sizing, very rare with the matrix. Almost Uncirculated.


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CUBA. 20 cents. February 15, 1897. Series I. (Edifil 2017: 85). Full sheet of 10 bills. Unusual. Uncirculated/ Almost Uncirculated.
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CUBA. 20 cents. February 15, 1897. Series I. (Edifil 2017: 85). Full sheet of 10 bills. Unusual. Uncirculated/ Almost Uncirculated.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. 20 cents. February 15, 1897. Series I. (Edifil 2017: 85). Full sheet of 10 bills. Unusual. Uncirculated/ Almost Uncirculated.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. 20 cents. February 15, 1897. Series I. (Edifil 2017: 85). Full sheet of 10 bills. Unusual. Uncirculated/ Almost Uncirculated.
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CUBA. Set of 4 checks and a Bill of Exchange, issued and paid in Spanish banks in Havana, with the corresponding tax rates of Cuba and Spain. Unusual.
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SANTO DOMINGO. 2 pesos. May 1, 1862. Series B. (Edifil 2017: 2). To give us an idea of the extraordinary rarity of Dominican banknotes printed under Spanish domination, it should be noted that the annexation of Santo Domingo to Spain lasted only 4 years from 1861 to 1865. Extremely Fine.
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ALBACETE. 50 cents. November 8, 1937. Correlative trio. "Null only for collectors" stamp. Series B. (González: 131). Uncirculated.
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ALBACETE. 50 cents. November 8, 1937. Correlative couple. "Null only for collectors" stamp. Series B. (González: 131). Uncirculated.
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ALBACETE. 50 cents. November 8, 1937. Correlative couple. "Null only for collectors" stamp. Series B. (González: 131). Uncirculated.
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ALBACETE. 50 cents. November 8, 1937. Correlative couple. "Null only for collectors" stamp. Series B. (González: 131). Uncirculated.
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VILLENA (ALICANTE). 50 cents. July 1937. (González: 5763). Very Fine.
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NIJAR (ALMERIA). 1 Peseta. (1938ca). (Gonzalez: 3832). very rare Good Fine.
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GIJÓN (ASTURIAS). 25 Cents, 50 Cents and 1 Peseta. July 15, 1937. Series C, B and A, respectively. (González: 2659/61). Rare complete series, especially in this exceptional preservation. Uncirculated.
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GIJÓN (ASTURIAS). 25 Cents, 50 Cents and 1 Peseta. July 15, 1937. Series C, B and A, respectively. (González: 2659/61). Rare complete series, especially in this exceptional preservation. Uncirculated/ Good Extremely Fine.
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AIGUAFREDA (BARCELONA). 50 cents. (1936ca). (Gonzalez: 6038). Unusual. Very Fine.
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