50 Peseta
1928
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Catalog facts
- Country
- Spain
- Banknotes
- 1
- Coins
- 3
- First year
- 1928
- Latest year
- 1996
- Currencies
- Peseta
- Denominations
- 1
- Series
- 0
- Commemorative items
- 0
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Banknote denominations in the catalog
50 Peseta
Years represented in this catalog
1928
Series
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Frequently Asked Questions About Spain Currency
What is the currency of Spain?
Spain's official currency is the euro (EUR), which replaced the Spanish peseta in 2002 after a transition period that began in 1999.
What currency did Spain use before the euro?
Spain's previous currency was the peseta, used from the late 19th century until its withdrawal in 2002.
Who issues euro banknotes circulated in Spain?
The Banco de España is Spain's national central bank in the Eurosystem, working alongside the European Central Bank, which oversees euro issuance policy.
Does Spain mint its own euro coins?
Yes, Spain mints euro coins with a national design (commonly featuring King Felipe VI) on the reverse side while sharing the standardized European design on the obverse.