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Front: Antonio Nariño (1765–1824), Colombian ideologist and precursor of independence who translated and published the French Declaration of the Rights of Man in 1794, leading to his imprisonment and exile; he served as Vice President of Cundinamarca and is honored as a national hero for his role in Colombia's independence movement. At right, a Harpy Eagle (Harpia harpyja), Colombia's largest raptor and a symbol of national fauna. The note includes ornamental elements and a central medallion with the denomination.

Back: San Agustín Archaeological Park in Huila Department, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring pre-Columbian stone statues and monuments created by the San Agustín culture between the 1st and 8th centuries CE. The scene depicts multiple anthropomorphic stone sculptures characteristic of this ancient civilization, representing one of South America's most important archaeological sites with over 500 monumental statues.

Note shows moderate circulation with visible wear, some soiling, and slight discoloration/staining particularly in the white areas. Edges show handling wear. Overall structure intact with no major tears.