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10 000 Pesos
| Uitgever | Banco Central de la República Argentina |
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| Jaar | 1961-1969 |
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| Valuta | Peso moneda nacional (1881-1969) |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Carmine intaglio print on light paper. An oval guilloche vignette at right frames an engraved portrait of an elderly José de San Martín in three-quarter view, while a large ornate oval underprint panel occupies the left side. The Argentine national coat of arms appears at centre top flanked by the issuer's name in decorative lettering, with the denomination "Diez Mil Pesos" and numeral "10000" set within an elaborate guilloche ground at centre. |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | Banco Central de la República Argentina pagará al portador y a la vista moneda nacional Diez Mil Pesos (Translation: Central Bank of the Argentine Republic promise to pay the bearer on demand National currency Ten Thousand Pesos) |
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Argentina's chronic inflation made high-denomination notes a recurring necessity through the 1960s, and this 10,000 Peso issue reflects the sustained pressure on the currency during that decade. The series falls within the broader "Moneda Nacional" system, which would eventually be swept aside by the 1970 peso conversion — when 100 pesos moneda nacional became 1 peso ley, rendering notes of this face value worth just 100 of the new units.
The eight-year date span on P#281 suggests a long print run across multiple series, though individual notes can be dated by suffix letter and serial block.