The errors were corrected in the second setting, retaining the same numbering devices as the first setting. This setting comprised one run of 100 sheets having three positions for 300 notes.
Position 1 (top row): mountain seal type 4, large eagle seal (broken ‘C’), thick block ‘No.’, and serial numbering pattern 601-700. Position 2 (middle row): mountain seal type 3, large eagle seal (normal ‘C’), thick fancy ‘No.’, and serial numbering pattern 701-800. Position 3 (bottom row): mountain seal type 5, small eagle seal (with spot), thin block ‘No.’, and serial numbering pattern 801-900.
Things finally got squared away with the third and final setting. For some reason, this setting moved the numbering device that had been utilized in position 1 to position 2, and substituted a totally different numbering device in position 1. This setting comprised 22 runs of 100 sheets having three positions for 6,600 notes.
Position 1 (top row): mountain seal type 4, large eagle seal (broken ‘C’), thick fancy ‘No.’, and serial numbering pattern 901-1000, 1201-1300 … 7201-7300. Position 2 (middle row): mountain seal type 3, large eagle seal (normal ‘C’), thick block ‘No.’, and serial numbering pattern 1001-1100, 1301-1400 … 7301-7400. Position 3 (bottom row): mountain seal type 5, small eagle seal (with spot), thin block ‘No.’, and serial numbering pattern 1101-1200, 1401-1500 … 7401-7500.
Ten Pesos, Series 3 This series was printed in a relatively straightforward manner, but still had its problems. A considerable number of replacement notes were produced individually and even in groups. The single regular setting comprised 25 sheets of 100 sheets having three positions for a total of 7,500 notes. The backs of the notes remained the same as in Series 2.
Position 1 (top row): mountain seal type 4, large eagle seal (broken ‘C’), thick fancy ‘No.’, and serial numbering pattern 1-100, 301-400 … 7201-7300. Position 2 (middle row): mountain seal type 3, large eagle seal (normal ‘C’), thick block ‘No.’, and serial numbering pattern 101-200, 401-500 … 7301-7400. The initial ‘P’ in the right ‘PROVISIONAL’ is lower than the other letters.
This minor error is found throughout the regular issues of Series 3 and 4.
Position 3 (bottom row): mountain seal type 5, small eagle seal (with spot), thin block ‘No.’, and serial numbering pattern 201-300, 501-600 … 7401-7500.
Replacement notes were printed for notes 1254 and 1271 which presumably were defective. The original notes would have been included in the single setting, in position 1 (top row). The replacement notes were printed afterwards, in position 2 (middle row). Considerably later, probably in a separate setting after the completion of Series 4, replacement sheets were printed for a group of notes that were presumably defective. The numbering devices are different and the ‘P’ in ‘PROVISIONAL’ is no longer lower than the other letters. 25