1000 Mil Pesos Bolivianos Banknote (1982 Series)

This is a 1000 Mil Pesos Bolivianos banknote issued by the Banco Central de Bolivia, dated June 23, 1982. The note features a predominantly olive green and brown color palette with red serial numbers (K08818416). The right side of the obverse displays a portrait of Don Juana Azurduy de Padilla, a prominent military leader in the Latin American Wars of Independence. In the center, the Bolivian national coat of arms is prominently featured above two facsimile signatures. The denomination '1000' is printed in multiple corners, with 'MIL PESOS BOLIVIANOS' written out at the bottom. The paper bears signs of moderate circulation, including visible vertical folds through the center and left sections, softening of the corners, and slight fraying or minor tears at the upper left edge. There is light surface soiling and general tanning of the paper consistent with its age. This particular currency series was printed by Thomas de la Rue & Company Limited, as indicated by the high-quality intaglio printing and complex guilloche patterns designed to prevent counterfeiting. Despite the wear, the print remains crisp and the serial numbers are bright, making it a good representative example of early 1980s South American hyperinflationary period currency.