According to various sources, on 1 February 2015 the Banco Central de Cuba will introduce new 200-, 500-, and 1,000-peso notes to ease economic transactions as currently the largest denomination is the 100-peso note (B912). All three notes are dated 2010 and measure 150 x 70 mm. The orange 200-pesoRead More…
Like B910h, but new date (2014) and new watermark (Calixto García e Iñiguez and electrotype 50). Series BL01 – BL46. Courtesy of Ygial Arkin.Read More…
Like B902a, but new date (2011). Series GL03 – GL22. Courtesy of Ygial Arkin.Read More…
According to an article on Havana Times dated 19 August 2014, the Central Bank of Cuba will soon issue 2014-dated notes in denominations of 20, 50, and 100 pesos which are like the current notes (B908, B910, and B912, respectively), but the watermarks will be changed from Celia Sánchez ManduleyRead More…
Like B906n, but new date (2013). Series DO04 – DO06. Courtesy of Yigal Arkin.Read More…
Like B905a, but new date (2012). Series EM01 – EM14. Courtesy of Yigal Arkin.Read More…
Like B912d, but new signature (Medina) and new date (2013). Series AG09 – AG18. Courtesy of Hartmut Fraunhoffer (www.banknoten.de).Read More…
Like B912b, but new date (2007). Series AE21 – AE24. Courtesy of Ricardo G. Ramírez.Read More…
Like B908g, but new date (2013). Series CN01 – CN62. Courtesy of Ricardo G. Ramírez.Read More…
According to a BBC article dated 22 October 2013, Cuba intends to reform its financial sector, doing away with the two-currency system wherein the convertible peso (CUC) used by tourists is pegged to the US dollar and the regular peso (CUP) used by Cubans is worth considerably less. The councilRead More…