10 Pesetas Instituto Nacional de la Vivienda
Features
| Location |
Spain
 |
|---|---|
| Issuing entity | National Housing Institute of Spain (Instituto Nacional de la Vivienda) |
| Ruling authority |
Francisco Franco (1936-1975)
|
| Type | Promissory notes |
| Year | 1940 |
| Value | 10 Pesetas (10 ESP) |
| Currency | Peseta (1868-2001) |
| Composition | Paper |
| Size | 175 × 95 mm |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Demonetized | Yes |
| Number | N# 371622 |
Obverse
Brown lettering with geometric designs perimeter framing
Script: Latin
Lettering:
10
PAPEL DE FIANZAS
El Instituto Nacional de la Vivienda pagará al portador la cantidad de DIEZ pesetas en concepto de devolución de fianza con arreglo al Decreto de 26 de Octubre de 1939
Madrid 1º. de Enero de 1940
CLASE D
Translation:
Bonds Paper
The National Housing Institute will pay the bearer the amount of Ten Pesetas as a refund of the deposit in accordance with the Decree of October 26, 1939
Madrid January 1, 1940
Class D
Reverse
Brown banknote with allegorical female image with helmet
Script: Latin
Lettering:
INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE LA VIVIENDA
10
PAPEL DE FIANZAS
Translation:
National Housing Institute
Bonds Paper
Comments
The "Instituto Nacional de la Vivienda" (INV) (National Housing Institute) was a Spanish body created during the Franco dictatorship on April 19, 1939 and suppressed in 1977 with the aim of promoting housing and ensuring its use. During its existence, thousands of subsidized homes were built.
These Papel de Fianzas (Bond Paper) banknotes from Spain toward the end of the Spanish Civil War. A rental agreement required a bearer document certifying that a fixed amount had been deposited in the Instituto Nacional de la Vivienda (English: National Housing Institute) which was the deposit for the lease. As in any lease agreement, the Instituto Nacional de la Vivienda would refund the deposit subject to compliance of maintenance requirements during the lease period. In the event of damages, payment of the deposit could be limited based on the extent of the damages. Prior to 1984, such a rental agreement and deposit with the Instituto Nacional de la Vivienda was mandatory.
These Papel de Fianzas (Bond Paper) banknotes from Spain toward the end of the Spanish Civil War. A rental agreement required a bearer document certifying that a fixed amount had been deposited in the Instituto Nacional de la Vivienda (English: National Housing Institute) which was the deposit for the lease. As in any lease agreement, the Instituto Nacional de la Vivienda would refund the deposit subject to compliance of maintenance requirements during the lease period. In the event of damages, payment of the deposit could be limited based on the extent of the damages. Prior to 1984, such a rental agreement and deposit with the Instituto Nacional de la Vivienda was mandatory.
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| Date | VG | F | VF | XF | AU | UNC | |||||||||
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