Argentine peso moneda nacional

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Argentine peso moneda nacional
peso moneda nacional (Spanish)
ISO 4217 Code ARM
User(s) Argentina
Inflation  ?
Subunit
1/100 centavo
Symbol m$n or $m/n
centavo ¢
Coins 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 centavos, 1, 5, 10, 25 pesos
Banknotes 50 centavos, 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500, 1000, 5000, 10 000 pesos
Central bank Banco Central de la República Argentina
Website www.bcra.gov.ar
This infobox shows the latest status before this currency was rendered obsolete.

The peso moneda nacional was the currency of Argentina between November 5, 1881 and December 31, 1969. It was subdivided into 100 centavos. Its symbol was m$n or $m/n. Its ISO 4217 code is ARM.

The peso moneda nacional replaced the Argentine real at a rate of one to eight. It was itself replaced by the peso ley at a rate of one hundred to one.

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[edit] Coins

The coins had the following values: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 centavos, 1, 5, 10 and 25 pesos moneda nacional.

[edit] Centavos

Value Obverse Emission Withdrawn Composition Diameter
1 Liberty 1882 - 1896 21 April 1959 Bronze 25 mm
1 Coat of arms 1939 - 1944 21 April 1959 Bronze 16 mm
1 Coat of arms 1945 - 1948 21 April 1959 Copper 16 mm
2 Liberty 1882 - 1896 21 April 1959 Bronze 30 mm
2 Coat of arms 1939 - 1947 21 April 1959 Bronze 20 mm
2 Coat of arms 1947 - 1950 21 April 1959 Copper 20 mm
5 Liberty 1896 - 1942 31 January 1965 Copper-Nickel 17 mm
5 Liberty 1942 - 1950 31 January 1965 Aluminium-Bronze 17 mm
5 José de San Martín 1950 - 1953 31 January 1965 Copper-Nickel 17 mm
5 José de San Martín 1953 - 1956 31 January 1965 Copper-Nickel clad steel 17 mm
5 Liberty 1957 - 1959 31 January 1965 Copper-Nickel clad steel 17 mm
10 Liberty 1896 - 1942 21 January 1966 Copper-Nickel 19 mm
10 Liberty 1942 - 1950 21 January 1966 Aluminium-Bronze 19 mm
10 José de San Martín 1950 - 1952 21 January 1966 Copper-Nickel 19 mm
10 José de San Martín 1952 - 1956 21 January 1966 Nickel clad steel 19 mm
10 Liberty 1957 - 1959 21 January 1966 Nickel clad steel 19 mm
20 Liberty 1896 - 1942 31 January 1967 Copper-Nickel 21 mm
20 Liberty 1942 - 1950 31 January 1967 Aluminium-Bronze 21 mm
20 José de San Martín 1950 - 1952 31 January 1967 Copper-Nickel 21 mm
20 José de San Martín 1952 - 1956 31 January 1967 Nickel clad steel 21 mm
20 Liberty 1957 - 1961 31 January 1967 Nickel clad steel 21 mm
50 Liberty 1941 31 January 1969 Nickel 24 mm
50 José de San Martín 1952 - 1956 31 January 1969 Nickel clad steel 23 mm
50 Liberty 1957 - 1961 31 January 1969 Nickel clad steel 23 mm

[edit] Pesos moneda nacional

Value Obverse Emission Withdrawn Composition Diameter
1 Liberty 1957 - 1962 1 October 1974 Nickel clad steel 25 mm
1 Buenos Aires Cabildo 1960 1 October 1974 Nickel clad steel 25 mm
5 President Sarmiento frigate 1961 - 1968 12 April 1976 Nickel clad steel 21 mm
10 Gaucho riding horse 1962 - 1968 12 July 1976 Nickel clad steel 21 mm
10 House of Tucumán 1966 12 July 1976 Nickel clad steel 21 mm
25 First national coin 1964 - 1968 12 July 1976 Nickel clad steel 26 mm
25 Domingo Faustino Sarmiento 1968 12 July 1976 Nickel clad steel 26 mm

[edit] Banknotes

The peso moneda nacional banknotes had the following values:

Value Portrait Back Emission start date Withdrawn
50 centavos Republic face National Constitution 1942 31 December 1960
1 Justice House of Tucumán 1935 31 December 1960
5 José de San Martín May Revolution 1935 31 January 1965
10 José de San Martín Oath of Independence 17 March 1936 31 January 1965
50 José de San Martín Passage of the Andes 10 September 1936 30 March 1968
50 José de San Martín Passage of the Andes 2 January 1943 30 September 1968
100 José de San Martín Buenos Aires foundation 14 August 1936 30 March 1968
100 José de San Martín Buenos Aires foundation 23 December 1943 30 September 1968
500 José de San Martín Argentine Central Bank 21 December 1944 30 March 1968
500 José de San Martín San Martín's house at Grand Bourg 25 November 1964 30 September 1968
1,000 José de San Martín President Sarmiento Frigate 21 December 1944 1 July 1975
5,000 José de San Martín National Congress 4 October 1962 1 July 1975
10,000 José de San Martín 18 December 1961 1 July 1975

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