This uncirculated 10,000 Colombian peso commemorative banknote is dated 1993 and signed by Miguel Urrutia Montoya and Fernando Copete Saldarriaga. It is a green, brown, red, and yellow note that measures 140 mm x 70 mm. Its obverse side features two sailing ships, a Mujer Embera (Embera woman), a plate, and a gold figure. Its reverse side shows Martin Waldseemuller’s world map of 1507, a cornucopia bank seal, Cristobal Colon’s Santa Maria sailing ship, a greater flamingo, an Andean condor, a green honeycreeper, an Andean cock of the rock, blue and yellow macaws, a hotzin, a scarlet ibis, a yellow-hooded blackbird, a metallic green tanager, a white pelican, a magnificent frigatebird, a keel-billed toucan, a Baltimore oriole, a scarlet macaw, a yellow-crowned parrot, and a red-capped cardinal. Security features include a solid security thread, a solid security thread with printed BRC 10000, and a watermark of an Embera woman.