Lot of Six Small Size & Denomination Banknotes from Spain Pick Numbers 93, 94, 95, 104, 144, & S601 Dates 1936, 1937, 1938, and 1953 Grades Ranging VG to AU+
Description: A great lot of six small sized banknotes from Spain. These six notes represents mostly small denomination ranging from 25 Centimos through 2 Pesetas. Looking at the first photo from left to right these notes are:
- 1937, 50 Centimos Pick 93, which I would grade as XF++, blue on pink note with woman's bust on front, measures ~3 3/8" by ~1 3/4". Book value $15.00.
- 1936, 25 Centimos Pick S601, which I would grade AU+, gray, violet and blue with working people in seaport on back, measures ~3 5/16" by ~1 13/16". Book value $5.00.
- 1937, One Peseta Pick 94, which I would grade AU++, green and brown with woman standing in chariot drawn by lions on back, measures ~3 1/8 by ~2 3/8". A very rare note which would book for $25.00.
- 1938, One Peseta Pick 104, a repaired note which I would grade G++, black and brown on green with eagle having arms on chest left of front, measures ~3 5/8 by ~2". A very rare note which would book for $20.00.
- 1938, Two Pesetas Pick 95, which I would grade AU++, green, blue, and brown with woman wearing bonnet center of front and purple bridge on back, measures ~3 3/4" by ~2 1/8". A very rare note which would book for $25.00.
- 1953, One Peseta Pick 144, which I would grade VF++, brown and black with image of Santa Cruz right of front and a ship center of back, measures ~3 1/4" by ~2 1/4". Has a book value $5.00.
Please carefully review the scans as they are part and parcel of our description.
Date: Dates range from 1936 through 1953.
Printer: At least two of the notes were printed by FNMT.
Size: The banknote range in measurements from ~3 1/8" by ~1 3/4" to ~3 5/8" by ~2".
Pick Number: Pick 93, 94, 95, 104, 144, and S601.
Condition: Grades range from G++ with repair through AU++. One note is heavily soiled and stained most others are crisp and clean. Please see photos and read description for additional condition information.
