Spain Bank Notes

            

Central Bank :          Bank of Spain
Headquarters :      Madrid
Established           1782

Currency :                  Peseta (Plural :Pesetas)
Subunit :              1/100 céntimo (cent)
                           (because of inflation, céntimos were retired from circulation in 1983)
User(s) :   

1. Spain
2. Spanish Guinea (1926–1968)
3. Spanish Sahara (1884–1975)
4. Andorra

Note: The peseta was the currency of Spain between 1869 and 2002. On 1 January 2002 the peseta has been replaced by the euro. 

Bank of Spain (Central bank of Spain)

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25 Pesetas

Item Code:  47/ES-1

Year	1928
Obverse	Pedro Calderon de la Barca (1600-1681). Monument of Pedro Calderón de la Barca in Madrid.
Reverse	Crosses of the Order of Santiago. Rearing lion. Painting of Domingo Muñoz "La devoción de la Cruz".

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50 Pesetas

Item Code:  45/ES-2

Year	1928
Obverse	Prado Museum. Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez.
Reverse	Painting "Surrender of Breda" (Las Lanzas). The event took place on June 2, 1625, when the Dutch governor, Justin de Nassau, delivered the keys of the city, symbolically, to Ambrosio de Spinola, the Spanish commander. This happened in fact three days after the city was taken. In 1639, shortly after the canvas was painted, Spain lost the city forever; it was conquered by Frederick Henry of Orange. Coat of arms.
Watermark	Woman's profile

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Item Code:  46/ES-3

Year	1931
Obverse	Eduardo Rosales.
Reverse	Painting "The Death of Lucretia"

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