Colombia - Dated 2014-2015 Series Full Set (All Released in 2016)

Two Thousand Pesos

Dated 2015, P458

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Five Thousand Pesos

Dated 2015, P459

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Ten Thousand Pesos 460

Dated 2015, P460

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Twenty Thousand Pesos

Dated 2015, P461

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Fifty Thousand Pesos

Dated 2015, P462

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One Hundred Thousand Pesos

Dated 2014, P463

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2000 Pesos
Release Date: 29.11.2016
Obverse: Painter Deboar Arango (pioneer of modern art in Colombia)
Reverse: Cano Cristales river (river of 5 colours in the Sierra de la Macarena region)

5000 Pesos
Release Date: 09.11.2016
Obverse: Jose Asuncion Silva
Reverse: Colombian Paramos (plant)

10000 Pesos
Release Date: 07.12.2016
Obverse: Virginia Gutierres de Pineda
Reverse: Amazon natural region

20000 Pesos
Release Date: 30.06.2016
Obverse: Alfonso Lopez Michelson
Reverse: La Mojana Channels Zenu

50000 Pesos
Release Date: 19.08.2016
Obverse: Gabriel Garcia Maraquez
Reverse: Lost city of Tayrona

100000 Pesos
Release Date: 31.03.2016
Obverse: Carlos Lleras Resfrepo
Reverse: Wax palm in Cocra valley

Colombia - 5000 Peoso Oro 1986 Centennial of Constitution Commemorative

This commemorative note was issued in 1986 to celebrate the country's 100th Year of its Constitution 1886-1986. The front of the note depicts the country formal President Rafael Nunez (1879-1882 and 1884-1894). President Rafael Nunez was born in 1825 and died in office in 1894. The Constitution of Colombia 1886 created the Republic of Colombia from the United States of Colombia. The 1886's Constitution basically changed how the country is governed, how the President is elected and for how long and the power of the Presidential in appointing officials to public offices. This Constitution has since been replaced by the Constitution of 1991. On the back, it depicts Miguel Antonio Caro, who was the Vice President of Colombia (b. 1845-1909). This note is printed by Bundesdruckerei Alemania Federal in Berlin Germany. Subsequent notes printed (P435, P436 and P436A) by various printers are not considered as Commemorative issues.

Five Thousand Pesos Oro

Dated 1986, P434

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...Colombia 10000 Pesos Oro Commemorative 1992-1994

Quin-Centennial of Colombus' Voyage to America 12.10.1492

Ten Thousand Pesos Oro

Dated 1992, P437

Ten Thousand Pesos Oro

Dated 1993, P437A

 Ten Thousand Pesos Oro

Dated 1994, P437A

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Reverse - Native Birds of Colombia, from left to right: great flamingo, andean condor, green honeycreeper, andean cock of the rock, blue and yellow macaw, hotzin, scarlet ibis, yellow-hooded blackbird, metallic green tanager, white pelican, magnificent frigate bird, keel-billed toucan, baltimore oriole, scarlet macaw, yellow crowned parrot and red-capped cardinal. In all, 16 of these beautiful creatures displayed all on one tiny piece of paper. I really enjoy having this note. I like it so much that I bought all three of them and I hope you like it too.

P/S..According to the SCWPM, one million pieces of the 1993 prints were stolen in 1994 (that's 10,000,000,000 Pesos Oro or 10 Billions Pesos Oro).

Colombia

Five Pesos Oro, Dated 1.1.1980 P406f

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Ten Pesos Oro, Dated 7.8.1980 P407g

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Twenty Pesos Oro, Dated 1.1.1982 P409d

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Two Pesos oro, Dated 20.7.1977 P413

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Fifty Pesos Oro, Dated 1.1.1986 P425b

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One Hundred Pesos oro, Dated 1.1.1990 P426d

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