According to a Dia a Dia article dated 17 December 2016, these are the designs for the denominations the Banco Central de la Republica Argentina intends to introduce in 2017 to complete the new family of notes begun with the introduction in 2016 with 200- and 500-peso notes. Courtesy ofRead More…
According to a press release, the Banco Central de la República Argentina introduced a new 200-peso note (B420a) on 26 October 2016. The cotton paper note depicts a Southern Right Whale and is the second in a new family of notes. Courtesy of Hartmut Fraunhoffer (Banknote-Online) and Cleo Phas.
Like B406e, but new signatures (Fábrega/Boudou). Suffix J. Courtesy of Wally Myers.
According to a press release dated 29 June 2016, on 30 June the Banco Central de la República Argentina introduced a new 500-peso note (B421a), the first in a new series of banknotes featuring the native fauna of various regions of the country. This new note will circulate in parallelRead More…
B416 (P360): 10 pesos (US$0.20) Brown, green, blue, and purple. Front: Spanish text; sunburst as registration device; green-to-blue OVI flower; leaves on branches; OVI patch of solider with raised flag on horseback; Manuel Belgrano in military uniform; OVI patch of Pedrito Ríos, drummer boy of Tacuarí. Back: Spanish text; JuanaRead More…
, The above design is similar to recently released denominations, but it is unclear if this 20-peso note will ever be introduced into circulation. Courtesy of Dennis Zammit and Lawrence Honaker.
Like B412, but with diagonal lines at right/left front, new signatures, and new imprint at lower center back. Series AA – DA. Courtesy of Alex Zlotin.
According to a press release dated 15 January 2016, the Banco Central de la República Argentina intends to introduce a new family of notes, beginning with 200- and 500-peso notes in mid-2016, followed in 2017 by 20-, 50-, 100-, and 1,000-peso notes in 2017. All the denominations will feature ArgentineRead More…
B415 (P359): 5 pesos (demonetized 28.02.2020) Green, light blue, violet, and yellow. Front: Spanish text; handshake as registration device; sunburst symbolizing Orden del Libertador (Order of the Liberator); branch with flowers; OVI patch of statue; José de San Martín in military uniform; OVI patch of standing soldier with boots, sword,Read More…
, According to an article on Diagonales.com dated 26 March 2015, Argentina’s president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, unveiled a new 100-peso note to commemorate the mothers of those “disappeared” by the military in the Dirty War in 1976. It’s unclear when the new note will enter circulation. Courtesy of CleoRead More…