Banknote Spain 100 Pesetas - Coat of Arms of Spain - 1938 - Series G

Remarks:

Plis, salissures, micro coupures, traces de stylo

This Spanish banknote has a face value of 100 pesetas. It was issued in 1938.

The obverse of the note features the coat of arms of Spain. The face value "100" is printed in the upper and lower corners. The inscription "El Banco de España" also appears on the obverse.

On the reverse, there is an allegorical representation of Spain. The face value "100" is repeated, and the name of the issuing bank is also present. The series of the note is indicated by the letter "G".

This banknote is part of a series issued during a specific period of Spanish history. Its design reflects the national symbols and artistic motifs of the time.

This 100 pesetas banknote is a testament to Spain's monetary history and a collector's item for numismatists interested in old banknotes.