Description

UNC Banco Central del Ecuador 5 Sucres Banknote 1988 – Quito, Ecuador

Add a crisp piece of South American monetary history to your collection with this 1988 Banco Central del Ecuador 5 Sucres banknote, issued in Quito and presented in Uncirculated (UNC) condition. Featuring fresh original paper, sharp corners, and vibrant colours, this note is an excellent addition for collectors of world banknotes and Ecuadorian currency.

Issued during the late 1980s, this 5 Sucres note represents Ecuador’s pre-dollarisation currency era, nearly a decade before the country adopted the US Dollar as its official currency in 2000.

Features

• Genuine Banco Central del Ecuador banknote

• Denomination: 5 Sucres

• Year: 1988

• Issued: Quito, Ecuador

• Original pre-dollarisation Ecuadorian currency

• Attractive engraved-style artwork and security features

• Ideal for world banknote and South American currency collections

Condition

• Uncirculated (UNC) condition

• Crisp original paper

• Sharp corners

• Bright colours with clear printing

• Please refer to the photographs as they form part of the description.

A Collectable Piece of Ecuadorian History

The 1988 5 Sucres banknote was issued during an important period in Ecuador’s financial history, when the Sucre served as the nation’s currency before being replaced by the US Dollar. Today, these notes are sought after by collectors for their historical significance, attractive design, and affordability as an entry into South American numismatics.

Item Details

• Country: Ecuador

• Issuer: Banco Central del Ecuador

• Denomination: 5 Sucres

• Year: 1988

• Issue Location: Quito

• Condition: Uncirculated (UNC)

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