1935 Spain Banco de España 5 Pesetas Certificado de Plata – VF

1935 Spain 5 Pesetas Certificado de Plata was issued by the Banco de España during a pivotal period in Spanish monetary history. Printed by Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co. of England, this silver certificate represents legal tender backed by precious metal reserves, making it a highly desirable piece for world banknote collectors.

The obverse features a classical allegorical female portrait symbolizing prosperity and stability, surrounded by intricate guilloché patterns, bold typography, and official signatures. The reverse displays an ornate central denomination design with elaborate security engraving, showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship typical of pre-war European banknote production.

This example exhibits honest circulation wear consistent with its age, including light folds and paper softness, while retaining strong design detail, legible serial numbers, and clear ink definition. A classic and affordable collectible from early 20th-century Spain, ideal for both beginning and seasoned collectors of world currency and silver-backed banknotes.