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Here is my Argentina 1 PESO :) got today

Does anybody know if 1 PESO is still used in Argentina or not ?

 

 

Nice note. Good question. I do not know the answer and a quick search hasn't turned up anything specific about it. Hopefully someone will be along to answer soon.

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Argentina has used the Peso as the name for their currency for a long time. (Back to the nineteenth Century I think, when they were gold coins).

 

They had a period of hyper-inflation in the 1980s and I have a one million Peso note from that period.

 

They still currently use the Peso - but it is a reissued currency.

 

Unfortunately I can't see where they put a date on their notes, so I couldn't say which version of the peso you have. Looks not dissimilar to my million, so it could be from just before the inflation killed things off.

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Argentina has used the Peso as the name for their currency for a long time. (Back to the nineteenth Century I think, when they were gold coins).

 

They had a period of hyper-inflation in the 1980s and I have a one million Peso note from that period.

 

They still currently use the Peso - but it is a reissued currency.

 

Unfortunately I can't see where they put a date on their notes, so I couldn't say which version of the peso you have. Looks not dissimilar to my million, so it could be from just before the inflation killed things off.

 

This note is a Replacement 1983-1985 ND Series 1 Peso Argentino

It didn't last long the Austral came after

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I bought some notgeld recently. One of them is a small set from Oberammergau. There's a neat little history to the city, which these notes commemorate if you're interested. http://www.banknoteden.com/German_Notgeld_Oberammergau.html

 

 

 

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Bottom right design is pretty rad - reminds me of some Grateful Dead artwork. What does the obverse say?

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Bottom right design is pretty rad - reminds me of some Grateful Dead artwork. What does the obverse say?

 

I'm sure it says somethin', but I can't be too certain what, exactly. It's in the old German script, and Notgeld is typically written in some type of dialect-ical manner that my middle and high school German can't penetrate enough to be worthy of more than a guess.

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