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1 Peso Overprint on 100 Pesos

Issuer Banco Central de la República Argentina
Year 1969-1971
Type Standard circulation banknote
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Obverse description Red-brown intaglio print on a 100 Pesos Moneda Nacional base note, with a bold black letterpress overprint converting the denomination to 1 Peso ley per Ley 18.188. A portrait vignette of General José de San Martín in military uniform occupies the right side of the note. The overprint text dominates the face, formally revaluing the note under the new currency framework.
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Reverse description Red-brown intaglio print retaining the original 100 Pesos Moneda Nacional reverse design without overprint. The central vignette reproduces the painting 'Segunda Fundación de Buenos Aires' (Second Foundation of Buenos Aires) by José Moreno Carbonero, illustrating the encounter between Spanish conquistadors and indigenous inhabitants at the founding of the city. No revaluation overprint appears on this side.
Reverse lettering Republica Argentina Cien Pesos 100
(Translation: Argentine Republic One Hundred Pesos)
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