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New banknotes of Peru in the Paper Money Book. Obsolete, current and commemorative banknotes. Daily face value in euro and dollars.

Peru new 200 soles banknote

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The 200 Soles banknote P-200; B-541 which is approximately equivalent to US$55.75; €47.93, boasts a distinctive design and security features, the note is visually striking with its purple color and compact dimensions of 140 x 65 mm.

The front of the banknote features a portrait of the renowned Peruvian artist, Tilsa Tsuchiya Castillo. The addition of SPARK Live technology on the front adds a dynamic element to the design, providing both aesthetic appeal and enhanced security.

On the reverse side, the banknote showcases images of Flor Bella Abanquina (Dalechampia aristolochiifolia) and the iconic Gallito de las Rocas (Andean Cock-of-the-Rock, Rupicola peruvianus). These natural elements, along with the national arms, contribute to a representation of Peru’s rich biodiversity and cultural heritage.

Security features are robust, including a security thread known as INTERPROVING SAFETY THREAD. This thread incorporates moving figures and prominently displays the denomination 200, reinforcing the banknote’s resistance to counterfeiting. Additionally, a watermark featuring Tilsa Tsuchiya Castillo and an electrotype 200 further enhances its security measures.

Produced by De La Rue International Limited, a reputable printing company with expertise in security printing, the banknote’s quality and authenticity are assured. The note was officially issued on December 16, 2021, and introduced into circulation on December 15, 2023, allowing ample time for the public to familiarize themselves with its unique design and features.

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Peru 20, 50 pesos banknotes

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The 20 Soles banknote P-197; B-538, equivalent to US$5.57 or €4.79, possesses unique features that make it remarkable. With a warm brown color palette and dimensions of 140 x 65 mm, this currency note exudes a distinct character.

On its front side, the note proudly presents the image of José María Arguedas Altamirano. Notably, a green-to-blue SPARK Live element adds an intriguing visual dimension. On the reverse side, the majestic Andean condor takes center stage, accompanied by the national coat of arms and the vibrant Cantuta flower.

A security thread of 4-mm width runs through the note, transitioning from green to blue. This RollingStar windowed security thread features demetalized text that reads “20 BCRP,” providing an advanced level of security against counterfeiting attempts. Additionally, a watermark emerges on the note, revealing a pixelated background with an electrotype representation of José María Arguedas Altamirano and the number “20.”

The significant date of “21 DE MARZO DE 2019” is featured prominently on the note, commemorating a meaningful event. The note bears the prefix “A/A” and was introduced into circulation on July 20, 2022. This note stands as a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship and technological innovation employed to create a secure and aesthetically pleasing medium of exchange.

The 50 Soles banknote P-198; B-539, with a value of US$13.94 or €11.98, boasts distinctive attributes that make it truly exceptional. Adorned with a rich red hue and measuring 140 x 65 mm, this currency note commands attention.

The obverse side of the note proudly features María Rostworowski Tovar. What sets this note apart is the gold-to-green SPARK Live element, adding a dynamic and captivating visual effect. On the reverse side, the powerful image of a jaguar takes the spotlight, accompanied by the national coat of arms and the vibrant Puya Raimondi plant.

Enhancing its security features, a 4-mm wide gold-to-green RollingStar windowed security thread runs through the note. Demetalized text “50 BCRP” is intricately incorporated into the thread, providing a formidable defense against counterfeiting. Additionally, a watermark graces the note, revealing a pixelated background with an electrotype representation of María Rostworowski Tovar and the numeral “50.”

The notable date “21 DE MARZO DE 2019” serves as a significant marker, honoring a momentous occasion. The note is distinguished by the prefix “A/A” and was introduced into circulation on July 20, 2022. This banknote stands as a testament to the fusion of artistic craftsmanship and advanced security measures, resulting in a currency that is both visually captivating and robust against fraudulent replication.

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Peru 100-sol introduced on 22.07.2021

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The 100 soles banknote P-199; B-540, holding a value of US$27.87 or €23.96, is a striking embodiment of value and cultural homage. With dimensions of 140 x 65 mm and adorned in a dignified blue hue, it stands as both a testament to financial significance and historical recognition.

The front of the banknote is graced by the presence of Pedro Paulet, a visionary inventor who donned many roles, from architect to economist, geographer to diplomat. His image pays tribute to his remarkable contributions to diverse fields. Flipping the note, the back showcases the Hummingbird Cola de Espátula alongside the delicate orchid, a symphony of nature’s beauty.

Security features are meticulously integrated, with the intersaliente security thread serving as a sentinel against counterfeiting. Changing from violet to bronze, this dynamic thread bears the text “10 BCRP draft,” offering both aesthetic allure and protective might.

The watermark, a subtle yet intricate element, reinforces the note’s authenticity. It captures the main character against a backdrop of a light triangle adorned with dark spots, along with the denomination represented in numeric form.

Dated on March 21, 2019, this banknote’s creation marks a significant point in time. Its introduction on July 22, 2021, marks its integration into the currency landscape.

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Peru 10-sol introduced on 22.07.2021

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The 10 soles banknote P-196; B-537, valued at US$2.79 or €2.40, is a vibrant representation of culture and value. Measuring 140 x 65 mm and adorned in a lively green hue, it is a testament to both monetary significance and historical heritage.

The front of the banknote features the esteemed figure of María Isabel Granda y Larco, a singer and composer, her presence a nod to artistic brilliance. Turning the note, the back presents the majestic Vicuña alongside the delicate Flor de Amancaes, a duo that reflects the nation’s rich flora and fauna.

Security is paramount, reflected in the intersaliente security thread. This dynamic feature changes color from violet to bronze, a testament to cutting-edge technology. Text that reads “10 BCRP draft” further enhances the note’s security, combining aesthetics with protective measures.

The watermark, a subtle yet intricate feature, adds an extra layer of authenticity. It portrays the main character against a backdrop of a light triangle with dark spots, along with the denomination in numerical form.

Dated on March 21, 2019, this banknote’s origin marks a moment in time. Its introduction on July 22, 2021, introduced it to the world, making it a part of everyday transactions.

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