Peru currency note, 5 soles de oro, issued postwar

The paper money was donated to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 2009 by Diana Nikkels, the granddaughter of Abigael de Vries and the daughter of Ingeborg de Vries Nikkels. 

Peru currency note, 5 soles de oro, issued postwar 

overall: Height: 2.625 inches (6.668 cm) | Width: 5.625 inches (14.288 cm) 

5 soles de oro bank note issued by the Banco Central de Reserva del Perú in Peru in 1956. 

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Rectangular offwhite paper currency. Face has a graphic design in blue green ink with a green geometric border and numeric denomination medallions in each corner. There is a center medallion with a portrait of a seated Liberty in green flanked by numeric denominations medallions. The serial and series numbers are in the upper left and right quadrants. Across the bottom is a block with repeating text: 5 and CINCO. The written denomination is repeated in the side borders. Back of note has a green geometric border and an inner border with repeating text: 5 and CINCO. There are numeric denomination medallions in each corner. In the center is a coat of arms within a medallion, flanked by numeric denomination medallions. There is Spanish text on the upper and lower borders.