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5 Pesos

Issuer Banco Central de la República Argentina
Year 1951-1959
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Reference(s) P#264
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Reverse description The Argentine national coat of arms occupies the central vignette, flanked by symmetrical laurel branch garlands and framed by fine guilloche work. The denomination and country name are inscribed in bold letterpress across the upper and lower panels.
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Variants P#264a - watermark A, red serial #
P#264b - watermark B, red serial #
P#264c - watermark C, red serial #
P#264d - watermark C, black serial #, Serie H
P#264x - error with Leyes Nos. 19.962 y 13.571, Serie H
Comments

The design on this note traces back to Louis-Eugène Mouchon, the French engraver best known for his work on postage stamps — including the celebrated 1900 Mouchon type for French regular issues. His involvement here reflects the Argentine central bank's long reliance on European engravers for prestige intaglio work during the mid-twentieth century.

The print date of April 1945 predates the issuing period by several years, a common gap in Argentine emissions where plates were prepared well in advance of formal authorization and release through the Banco Central.

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