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The 200 Argentine Peso banknote, issued in 2016, features inscriptions in the Latin alphabet. On the obverse, you can read "DOSCIENTOS PESOS" as well as the name of the issuing bank, "BANCO CENTRAL DE LA REPÚBLICA ARGENTINA". The main image depicts a southern right whale, accompanied by the words "BALLENA FRANCA AUSTRAL MONUMENTO NATURAL NACIONAL".
The reverse of the banknote bears the inscription "REPÚBLICA ARGENTINA" with the motto "en unión y libertad". A representation of the Valdés Peninsula is visible, accompanied by the mention "Península Valdés Patrimonio de la Humanidad", highlighting its World Heritage status. A map of Argentina is also present.
The watermark integrated into the banknote represents a southern right whale, accompanied by the electrotype "200", reinforcing the security of the banknote. This banknote was issued by the Central Bank of Argentina (Banco Central de la República Argentina) during the period of the Federal Republic (1861 to present). It is a circulating banknote with a value of 200 convertible pesos, the currency in circulation since 1992.
The banknote is made of paper and measures 155 mm in length by 65 mm in width. Its shape is rectangular. The banknote is part of Series E and highlights Argentine fauna and landscapes, with a focus on the southern right whale and the Valdés Peninsula.
