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Sold outSpain 1000 Pesetas 1992 P-163 VF
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Spain 50 Céntimos 1937 P-93 F – Spanish Civil War
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Spain 2000 Pesetas 1980 P-159 VF – Juan Ramón Jiménez
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Spain 100 Pesetas 1948 P-137 F – Goya Artwork
Regular price 6.690 HUFRegular priceUnit price per -
Spain 2000 Pesetas 1992 P-164 VF – José Celestino Mutis
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Spain 1000 Pesetas 1979 P-158 AUNC
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Spain Pesetas 1925–1928 – Bundle
Regular price 8.590 HUFRegular priceUnit price per -
Spain 5000 Pesetas 1992 P-165 VF – Christopher Columbus
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Spain 5000 Pesetas 1979 P-160 VF – King Juan Carlos I
Regular price 13.290 HUFRegular priceUnit price per
About Spain banknotes
Spain introduced the peseta in 1868. The Banco de España issued notes through the monarchy, the Second Republic, the Franco years and the return of democracy. The 1992 series honoured the 500th anniversary of the discovery of the Americas. Spain adopted the euro in 2002 at 166.386 pesetas per euro.
See also: European banknotes, Portugal, historical figures and commemorative banknotes.
Frequently asked questions
When did Spain adopt the euro?
On 1 January 2002, at 166.386 pesetas per euro.
Can old peseta notes still be exchanged?
No. The Banco de España stopped exchanging pesetas for euros in June 2021.
When was the peseta introduced?
In 1868.
Are your Spain banknotes genuine?
Yes. Every Spain note we sell is a genuine banknote, never a copy or replica. Each listing states the grade, gives the Pick catalogue number where one exists and shows the front and back, and every order ships tracked from Hungary.