10 Golden Suns (1971) Túpac Amaru II & Lake...

Updated August 7, 2026

Lot number215
Estimate500.00 - 2,500.00 USD
AuctionAugust Fine Art Auction and Consignment Sales
DateAugust 7, 2026 at 5:45 PM EDT
Auction houseGallery Arts & Auctions Co.

Titicaca, Original Banknote. Original Banco Central de Reserva del Perú banknote of 10 Soles de Oro, dated September 9, 1971. Obverse: Portrait of Túpac Amaru II, emblematic leader of the indigenous resistance against Spanish colonial rule. To the left, a depiction of a colonial balcony from Lima. National coat of arms at center. Serial: I253882861. Reverse: Scenic view of Lago Titicaca, with traditional reed boats (caballitos de totora) navigating its waters, an iconic representation of Andean culture. Condition: Circulated, showing moderate folds and slight wear, yet the engraving and print details remain vivid and clear (see photos). Preserved in collectible condition. Notes: This denomination highlights Peru’s mestizo identity, combining indigenous and colonial symbolism. Banknotes featuring Túpac Amaru II are highly valued among collectors and are increasingly sought after in international paper money markets. Provenance: Private collection. Shipping: Worldwide, carefully packed and shipped in protective sleeve.

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