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Spain - Republican Government, Silver Certificate for 5 Pesetas
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Very nice note.
SlavicScott
huh. and I just assumed that your avatar was from a Scottish note. go figure.
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Julio Romero de Torres, fantastic Spanish painter of late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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And one of his lovely feminine subjects on the reverse.
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Spanish Republic, 50 Centimos 1937.

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the 100 pesatas is my favorite.
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5 Pesetas with a lovely young lady from 1935
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Cien pesetas, aņo 1965(1970).
KurtS
Very nice engraving work! It reminds me of the style and level of skill seen in the mid/late-1800s before photography came into vogue.
Abish
The two 100 Pesetas notes are both very nice looking notes. I like the Julio Romero de Torres one best, though.
De Orc
Cant pick they is all nice yahoo.gif
Orlock
The Cien Pesetas from 1965 is beautiful. Spain has a lot of pretty and interesting banknotes.
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QUOTE(Orlock @ Nov 21 2007, 01:18 PM) *
The Cien Pesetas from 1965 is beautiful. Spain has a lot of pretty and interesting banknotes.



So does Portugal, especially the 50 Centavos of 1918-1920, which I cannot find an uncirculated example. I collect the feminine allegory coins of 1915-1940 also.
Orlock
Uncirculated example itīs difficult to obtain. Already saw the 1000 Escudos of 1956 and 1961?
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Uncirculated example itīs difficult to obtain. Already saw the 1000 Escudos of 1956 and 1961?



Those are on my list too. I love the colours on those, they are amazing notes. I have seen uncirculated examples of the 50 centavos, but they go for about €200-250 or so. Lately most of my acquisitions from there are coming in from Spain. Right now I am expecting almost uncirculated example of 20 centavos of 1922, I like the early small change notes. But I also am looking for nicer 1 Escudo of 1917.
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