Four Banknotes, Argentina 10 Pesos 2003-2012 P 354 MNJ Series

Set of four 10 Pesos Argentina bills featuring General Manuel Belgrano. These bills are from the post-2002 era, after the convertible currency system was abandoned, which means they lack the phrase "Convertibles de Curso." Issued by the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic, these notes are a fascinating piece of Argentina's history, commemorating a pivotal figure, Manuel Belgrano, and one of the nation's most significant symbols, the Argentine flag. P354.

Bill Details:

• Bill Numbers:
  • 76349249J
  • 78619759J
  • 9662018M
  • 46465748N

Obverse:

• Portrait: General Manuel Belgrano, a key figure in Argentina's independence.
• Lettering (in Latin):
  • BANCO CENTRAL DE LA REPUBLICA ARGENTINA (Central Bank of the Argentine Republic)
  • DIEZ PESOS (Ten Pesos)
  • MANUEL BELGRANO

Reverse:

• Illustration: The Monument to the Flag in Rosario, Argentina.
• Lettering (in Latin):
  • DIEZ PESOS (Ten Pesos)
  • REPUBLICA ARGENTINA (Argentine Republic)
  • en unión y libertad (in union and freedom)
  • Manuel Belgrano (Buenos Aires 1770-1820): Lawyer, politician, military leader, creator of the national flag in 1812.
  • MONUMENTO A LA BANDERA - ROSARIO (National Flag Memorial - Rosario)
  • CASA DE MONEDA (National Mint)
  • Condition: Circulated (refer to the scan images for detailed condition)

This set of four bills offers a unique look into Argentina’s history, with its tribute to Manuel Belgrano and the national flag. These bills, issued after the end of the convertibility era, are a reminder of the country's post-crisis currency design. A must-have for collectors of Argentine currency and national history enthusiasts!