This serie of banknotes belongs to the Infamous Decade (being neutral
during WWII) and Peronism (political movement leaded by Juan Domingo
Perón and his second wife, Eva Perón), based on social justice
conception. There
are banknotes of 50 centavos, 1 Argentine peso, 5 Argentine pesos, 10
Argentine pesos, 50 Argentine pesos, 100 Argentine pesos, 500 Argentine pesos, 1,000 Argentine pesos, 5,000 Argentine pesos and
10,000 Argentine pesos.
This
banknote worth 5 pesos was first circulated in March the 17th 1936. On the main side right
you can see José de San MartÃn, an Argentinian
general and the prime leader of the southern part of South America's
independece from the Spanish Empire. In the left there's a frame for the
watermark. There is a 5, the written value of the banknote, Argentinian coat of arms and in the
upper part, the name of the National Bank in Spanish (Banco Central de la República Argentina).
On
the other side you can see a painting of the May Revolution, revolutionary events that took place in Buenos Aires, with the dismissal of Viceroy Baltasar Hidalgo de Cisneros and his replacement by the Primera Junta de gobierno, which still governed in the name of King Fernando VII of Spain (deposed by the Abdications of Bayonne).
It has the written value of the banknote and the official name of the
country (República Argentina) too. In the right appears the gap for the watermark, a 5 and
decorative elements. This banknote has José de San MartÃn's face as
digital watermark.
The size of this banknote
is 14 cm x 7 cm.
This
banknote worth 10 pesos was first circulated in March the 17th 1936.
On the main side right
you can see José de San MartÃn, an Argentinian
general and the prime leader of the southern part of South America's
independece from the Spanish Empire. In the left there's a frame for the
watermark. There is a 10, the written value of the banknote, Argentinian coat of arms and in the
upper part, the name of the National Bank in Spanish (Banco Central de la República Argentina).
On
the other side you can see a painting of the Oath of Independence, when Argentine Declaration of Independence was done.
It has the written value of the banknote and the official name of the
country (República Argentina) too. In the right appears the gap for the watermark, a 10 and
decorative elements. This banknote has José de San MartÃn's face as
digital watermark.
The size of this banknote
is 14.6 cm x 7.5 cm.
This
banknote worth 50 pesos was first circulated in September the 10th 1936. On the main side right
you can see José de San MartÃn, an Argentinian
general and the prime leader of the southern part of South America's
independece from the Spanish Empire. In the left there's a frame for the
watermark. There is a 50, the written value of the banknote, Argentinian coat of arms and in the
upper part, the name of the National Bank in Spanish (Banco Central de la República Argentina).
On
the other side you can see a painting of the Paso de los Andes, a
militar movement done by independentist army leaded by Simón BolÃvar to
free New Granada (current Colombia).
It has the written value of the banknote and the official name of the
country (República Argentina) too. In the right appears the gap for the watermark, a 50 and
decorative elements. This banknote has José de San MartÃn's face as
digital watermark.
The size of this banknote
is 15.6 cm x 7.8 cm.
5 Argentine pesos (cinco pesos)
This
banknote worth 5 pesos was first circulated in March the 17th 1936. On the main side right
you can see José de San MartÃn, an Argentinian
general and the prime leader of the southern part of South America's
independece from the Spanish Empire. In the left there's a frame for the
watermark. There is a 5, the written value of the banknote, Argentinian coat of arms and in the
upper part, the name of the National Bank in Spanish (Banco Central de la República Argentina).
On
the other side you can see a painting of the May Revolution, revolutionary events that took place in Buenos Aires, with the dismissal of Viceroy Baltasar Hidalgo de Cisneros and his replacement by the Primera Junta de gobierno, which still governed in the name of King Fernando VII of Spain (deposed by the Abdications of Bayonne).
It has the written value of the banknote and the official name of the
country (República Argentina) too. In the right appears the gap for the watermark, a 5 and
decorative elements. This banknote has José de San MartÃn's face as
digital watermark.
The size of this banknote
is 14 cm x 7 cm. 10 Argentine pesos (diez pesos)
This
banknote worth 10 pesos was first circulated in March the 17th 1936.
On the main side right
you can see José de San MartÃn, an Argentinian
general and the prime leader of the southern part of South America's
independece from the Spanish Empire. In the left there's a frame for the
watermark. There is a 10, the written value of the banknote, Argentinian coat of arms and in the
upper part, the name of the National Bank in Spanish (Banco Central de la República Argentina).
50 Argentine pesos (cincuenta pesos)
This
banknote worth 50 pesos was first circulated in September the 10th 1936. On the main side right
you can see José de San MartÃn, an Argentinian
general and the prime leader of the southern part of South America's
independece from the Spanish Empire. In the left there's a frame for the
watermark. There is a 50, the written value of the banknote, Argentinian coat of arms and in the
upper part, the name of the National Bank in Spanish (Banco Central de la República Argentina).
On
the other side you can see a painting of the Paso de los Andes, a
militar movement done by independentist army leaded by Simón BolÃvar to
free New Granada (current Colombia).
It has the written value of the banknote and the official name of the
country (República Argentina) too. In the right appears the gap for the watermark, a 50 and
decorative elements. This banknote has José de San MartÃn's face as
digital watermark.
The size of this banknote
is 15.6 cm x 7.8 cm. 
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