Lithographed, in rose, on rather stout white wove paper; perf. 8. The perforations are rather small, and set very far apart. Moens gives the perforation as 11, but the only specimen I have is perf. 8. However, both perforations may very possibly exist. There is a good space of white between the rays of the sun and the border of the shield; the mountain-peaks have a sort of oblique snow-line marked upon them, and their points are somewhat higher than the smoke from the steamer. The front flags are shaded all over, except a very small portion near the outer edge. The axe, in the lictor’s badge below the shield, has its head properly shaped. There are 83 square white dots round the circle. The inside of the U in UN is square at the bottom, and the inside of the O in PESO is nearly square. The point of the condor’s right wing does not touch the outline of the circle.