Ep.23 - Latin American Banknotes with Andrés Cortázar of Stacks Bowers #coins #currency #collecting episode artwork

EPISODE · Dec 3, 2025 · 1H 1M

Ep.23 - Latin American Banknotes with Andrés Cortázar of Stacks Bowers #coins #currency #collecting

from The Cabbage Coins Podcast · host Tony Gryckiewicz

In this episode of the Cabbage Coins Podcast, host Tony Gryckiewicz welcomes Andrés Cortázar, a senior numismatist and consignment director at Stacks Bowers - Miami Gallery. The conversation delves into the fascinating world of Latin American numismatics, particularly focusing on Colombian banknotes and coins. Andrés shares his personal journey into the field, the historical significance of various banknotes, and the evolution of currency in Colombia. The episode also provides insights for aspiring collectors, including advice on where to start and the importance of understanding the historical context behind numismatic items.TakeawaysAndrés Cortázar has been collecting paper money since he was four years old.Numismatic items serve as witnesses to historical moments.The first Colombian banknote was issued in 1843.Some banknotes were created to fund the liberation of slaves.The portrayal of living persons on banknotes was a significant change.The transition from coins to paper money was challenging for the public.The establishment of central banks was crucial for managing currency.Commemorative notes celebrate important historical events.Coins can provide insights into periods of history not covered by paper money.Collectors should focus on the historical context of the items they collect.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Cabbage Coins Podcast01:41 Meet the Expert: Andrés Cortázar03:43 The Journey into Numismatics09:51 Exploring Latin American Banknotes11:17 Historical Significance of Colombian Currency16:30 Abolition of Slavery and Currency19:59 Transition from Coins to Paper Money24:19 The Role of Private Banks in Panama29:15 Anti-Counterfeiting Measures in Currency32:25 The Historical Significance of Colombian Currency37:22 Transition to Central Banking in Colombia41:47 Commemorative Notes and Their Cultural Impact46:50 Understanding Banknote Grading and Quality53:25 The Role of Coins in Independence Movements55:08 Getting Started in Latin American NumismaticsWhere to find Andrés CortázarConsignment DirectorStacks Bowers - Miami [email protected] @NumiscolFundacion  Tony GryckiewiczOwner - Cabbage CoinsIG: @cabbage_coinsEmail: [email protected] Shows:Winter FUN Show January 8-11, 2026Orlando, Floridahttps://www.rio2025.com.br/nuestras-convenciones/Intro Music - "Obverse Fields" by Timothy GryckiewiczPlease be sure to like, comment and subscribeIt really helps the channel!

In this episode of the Cabbage Coins Podcast, host Tony Gryckiewicz welcomes Andrés Cortázar, a senior numismatist and consignment director at Stacks Bowers - Miami Gallery. The conversation delves into the fascinating world of Latin American numismatics, particularly focusing on Colombian banknotes and coins. Andrés shares his personal journey into the field, the historical significance of various banknotes, and the evolution of currency in Colombia. The episode also provides insights for aspiring collectors, including advice on where to start and the importance of understanding the historical context behind numismatic items.TakeawaysAndrés Cortázar has been collecting paper money since he was four years old.Numismatic items serve as witnesses to historical moments.The first Colombian banknote was issued in 1843.Some banknotes were created to fund the liberation of slaves.The portrayal of living persons on banknotes was a significant change.The transition from coins to paper money was challenging for the public.The establishment of central banks was crucial for managing currency.Commemorative notes celebrate important historical events.Coins can provide insights into periods of history not covered by paper money.Collectors should focus on the historical context of the items they collect.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Cabbage Coins Podcast01:41 Meet the Expert: Andrés Cortázar03:43 The Journey into Numismatics09:51 Exploring Latin American Banknotes11:17 Historical Significance of Colombian Currency16:30 Abolition of Slavery and Currency19:59 Transition from Coins to Paper Money24:19 The Role of Private Banks in Panama29:15 Anti-Counterfeiting Measures in Currency32:25 The Historical Significance of Colombian Currency37:22 Transition to Central Banking in Colombia41:47 Commemorative Notes and Their Cultural Impact46:50 Understanding Banknote Grading and Quality53:25 The Role of Coins in Independence Movements55:08 Getting Started in Latin American NumismaticsWhere to find Andrés CortázarConsignment DirectorStacks Bowers - Miami [email protected] @NumiscolFundacion  Tony GryckiewiczOwner - Cabbage CoinsIG: @cabbage_coinsEmail: [email protected] Shows:Winter FUN Show January 8-11, 2026Orlando, Floridahttps://www.rio2025.com.br/nuestras-convenciones/Intro Music - "Obverse Fields" by Timothy GryckiewiczPlease be sure to like, comment and subscribeIt really helps the channel!

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