Description

UNC Nicaragua 1 Centavo Banknote ND (1991) – Córdoba Oro – Pick P-167

Add a colourful and historically significant piece of Central American currency to your collection with this Nicaragua 1 Centavo banknote issued in 1991. Presented in Uncirculated (UNC) condition, this attractive low-denomination note formed part of the first Córdoba Oro series introduced following Nicaragua’s major currency reform.

The Third Córdoba, also known as the Córdoba Oro, was introduced in 1991 to stabilise the nation’s economy after years of severe inflation. The new currency replaced the previous Córdoba at a rate of 1 Córdoba Oro = 5,000,000 old Córdobas, making these early issues an important part of Nicaragua’s monetary history.

The obverse features a portrait of Francisco Hernández de Córdoba, the Spanish conquistador who founded Nicaragua and for whom the country’s currency is named. The reverse displays the Coat of Arms of Nicaragua alongside the Sacuanjoche, Nicaragua’s national flower. Printed by Harrison & Sons Ltd. of England, the note is catalogued as Pick P-167 and measures approximately 120 × 53 mm.

Features

• Country: Nicaragua
• Denomination: 1 Centavo
• Date: ND (1991)
• Catalogue Number: Pick P-167
• Condition: UNC (Uncirculated)
• Issuer: Banco Central de Nicaragua
• Currency: Third Córdoba Oro (1991–present)
• Printer: Harrison & Sons Ltd., England
• Size: Approximately 120 × 53 mm
• Material: Paper
• Obverse: Francisco Hernández de Córdoba
• Reverse: Coat of Arms of Nicaragua and the Sacuanjoche (National Flower)

Condition

This banknote is in Uncirculated (UNC) condition, retaining crisp original paper with sharp corners, vibrant colours and no folds, tears, stains, pinholes or writing. A superb collector-grade example.

A Great Addition to Any Collection

The 1991 Nicaragua 1 Centavo is one of the smallest denominations issued in the new Córdoba Oro currency system and represents an important period of economic reform. It is a popular addition for collectors of world banknotes, hyperinflation-era currencies and Central American paper money.

Ideal for collectors of:

• World banknotes
• Nicaragua currency
• Central American paper money
• Hyperinflation and currency reform issues
• Low denomination banknotes
• Historical paper money

Whether you’re expanding a world banknote collection or specialising in modern Latin American currencies, this 1991 Nicaragua 1 Centavo UNC banknote is an affordable and historically fascinating addition.

Stock photo used where multiple notes are available. Serial numbers, prefixes and signature combinations may vary, but all notes supplied are genuine Uncirculated (UNC) examples.