Vintage BROU 5 Pesos 1948 Banknote – Law of 1939 Series for Currency Collectors

Step into Uruguay’s monetary past with this beautifully preserved 1948 5 Pesos banknote, issued under the Law of January 2, 1939. Released by the Bank of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay (BROU), it features the authentic signatures of President Solano Amilivia and General Secretary Oscar Goldie Arenas, making it a prime piece of historical Uruguayan currency. With its classic paper design, crisp dimensions (139 × 68 mm), and rectangular shape, this now demonetized note stands as a rare collectible for enthusiasts of Latin American finance and banknote history.

Don’t miss this rare find—secure your 1948 5 Pesos Uruguay note today before collectors snatch it up! These historical pieces are vanishing fast.

 Why This Product Is a Smart Buy

The 1948 5 Pesos BROU banknote is an exceptional collector’s item for the following reasons:

• Historic Law-Based Issuance: Released under the Law of Jan. 2, 1939, this note reflects a pivotal legal and economic moment in Uruguay’s post-war era.

• Authentic Signatures: Signed by Solano Amilivia (BROU President) and Oscar Goldie Arenas (General Secretary), offering a direct link to Uruguay’s financial leadership in the mid-20th century.

• Demonetized & Discontinued: No longer in circulation, making it rarer and more sought after in collector markets.

• Limited Availability: These notes were printed in limited quantities and circulated briefly, making surviving specimens in good condition harder to find.

• Ideal for Latin American Collectors: A unique addition to South American and global paper currency collections due to its political, legal, and artistic significance.

• Potential Appreciation: As Uruguay’s historical paper money gains more international recognition, the value of rare issues like this one continues to rise.