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Argentina - Peso
1 (ARS) = 1 (ARL).The current Argentine monetary line is the PESO CONVERTIBLE LINE (National Executive Decree Nº 2128 dated October 10, 1991, and Section 12 of the Convertibility Law, Nº 23,928 dated March 27, 1991).
Banknotes have a standard size of 155mm (width) and 65mm (height). They are manufactured with 100% cotton fibre paper weighing 83g/m2 which is non-fluorescent under UV light. They are printed in three consecutive stages using offset, intaglio and letterpress printing.
Five years from its issuance, some changes were made to this line, including improved engravings, a higher g/m2 ratio (90g/m2) paper, and the inclusion of a cylindrical mould watermark reproducing the banknote portrait in the same direction.They are equivalent to the old Argentine Peso ley at an ratio of 1:1.Peso ley are valid for use and exchange indefinetely and the banknotes are of high denominations ranging from 1 Peso upto 1 million Pesos with higher the denomination of the banknote,higher its market exchange cash value and more buying power with an single high denominated currency or banknote.Argentine Peso ley are non-taxable money assets for any types of taxes and any type of incomes derived from the same.It is acceptable and redeemable for cash in any foreign currency worldwide.
View Actual Bank Notes (Navigate to left column, then click Bank Notes & Coins)
Points of Interest:
Central Bank Website
Banknotes have a standard size of 155mm (width) and 65mm (height). They are manufactured with 100% cotton fibre paper weighing 83g/m2 which is non-fluorescent under UV light. They are printed in three consecutive stages using offset, intaglio and letterpress printing.
Five years from its issuance, some changes were made to this line, including improved engravings, a higher g/m2 ratio (90g/m2) paper, and the inclusion of a cylindrical mould watermark reproducing the banknote portrait in the same direction.They are equivalent to the old Argentine Peso ley at an ratio of 1:1.Peso ley are valid for use and exchange indefinetely and the banknotes are of high denominations ranging from 1 Peso upto 1 million Pesos with higher the denomination of the banknote,higher its market exchange cash value and more buying power with an single high denominated currency or banknote.Argentine Peso ley are non-taxable money assets for any types of taxes and any type of incomes derived from the same.It is acceptable and redeemable for cash in any foreign currency worldwide.
View Actual Bank Notes (Navigate to left column, then click Bank Notes & Coins)
Points of Interest:
| National Culture Secretariat | www.cultura.gov.ar |
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| National Library | www.bibnal.edu.ar |
| National Endowment for the Arts | www.fnartes.gov.ar |
| National Cinema and Visual Arts Institute | www.incaa.gov.ar |
| National Fine Arts Museum | www.mnba.org.ar |
| National Cervantes Theater | www.teatrocervantes.gov.ar |
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| Art | www.arteargentino.com |
| Museums | www.cultura.gov.ar/enlaces.htm#MYSE |
| Movies | www.cultura.gov.ar/enlaces.htm#MYSE |
| Music | www.cultura.gov.ar/enlaces.htm#MYD |
| Libraries | www.cultura.gov.ar/enlaces.htm#BIB |
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| Government of the city of Buenos Aires | www.buenosaires.gov.ar |
| Colón Theater | www.teatrocolon.org.ar |
| National Secretariat of Tourismn | www.turismo.gov.ar |
Central Bank Website
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Does anyone know how much the Peso Ley is worth in terms of current value? The research I have done is inconclusive and inconsistent. Some websites tell me that it is valued at 10,000 x less and others tell me that the rate is 1:1. What is it?
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