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The Argentine Peso is the currency of the Latin American country of Argentina since 1992. It replaced the Argentine Austral at a rate of 1 peso for 10,000 australes.
Banknotes in use are from the Third and Fourth series of the Peso, issued by the Banco Central de la República Argentina. These range from $5 to $1000 pesos. Coins in use are from 1 centavo to 2 pesos. The centavo is the subunit of the peso, with 100 centavos per peso.
To convert your leftover Argentine Pesos to cash, select the type you want to exchange. We exchange both current Argentinian banknotes and Argentine peso coins, in addition to withdrawn Argentine Peso banknotes. Lastly we also exchange obsolete Australes banknotes.
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1000 Argentine Pesos banknote 4th Series (Hornero)
Since it was introduced as part of the Fourth Series, the 1000 pesos banknote is the highest value denomination in Argentina. The red-orange-yellow coloured banknote features the hornero, a native Argentinian bird species, in its natural habitat, the Pampas.You get: £0.140001 ARS = £0.0001400000 -
5 Argentine Pesos banknote 2nd Series (José de San Martin)
José de San Martin, also known as ‘El Libertador de Argentina’, is on the portrait of the 2nd Series banknote of 5 Argentine Pesos. The back side of the 5 cinco pesos bill shows the Cerro de la Gloria, or ‘Glory Hill’, commemorating the life of San Martin.You get: £0.000551 ARS = £0.0001100000 -
5000 Argentine Australes banknote
The 5000 Australes banknote was in use during Argentina’s high inflation period in the 1980’s and 1990’s. Its value disappeared almost entirely shortly after its introduction. The red-coloured cinco mil Australes bill features the portrait of Argentine president Miguel Juárez Celman.You get: £0.005001 ARS = £0.0000010000 -
1000 Argentine Australes banknote
Julio Argentino Roca’s portrait is featured on the front of this Mil 1000 Australes banknote from Argentina in the 1980’s. The General and later President is considered to be one of Argentina’s founding fathers for conquering Patagonia’s wilderness and transforming Argentina into a modern nation. Roca’s portrait is also featured on the more modern banknote … ContinuedYou get: £0.001001 ARS = £0.0000010000 -
2 Argentine Pesos banknote 2nd Series (Bartolome Mitre)
The $2 pesos banknote from Argentina was replaced by a coin. The cancelled dos pesos bill features Argentinian writer and statesman Bartolomé Mitre. His portrait is shown on the front side and the Mitre Museum, named after him, is pictured on the back side.You get: £0.000221 ARS = £0.0001100000 -
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500 Argentine Pesos banknote 4th Series (Jaguar)
This green coloured 500 Quinientos Pesos bill from the Fourth Series features a jaguar. The wild jungle animal is shown on both sides of the $500 pesos banknote, on the back side with cub. The five hundred pesos banknote is dedicated to the Yungas region in Argentina.You get: £0.070001 ARS = £0.0001400000 -
100 Argentine Pesos banknote 1st Series (Julio Argentino Roca)
This version of the 100 Argentine Pesos features the Army General Alejo Julio Argentino Roca Paz on the front, and on the reverse has a reproduction from Juan Manuel Blanes’ famous painting, ‘Conquista del Desierto’, showing Roca and his troops.You get: £0.011001 ARS = £0.0001100000 -
200 Argentine Pesos banknote 4th Series (Southern whale)
The $200 Argentinian Pesos banknote was introduced as a new denomination in the Fourth pesos banknote series. It features a blue whale breaching as well as coral. On the back side of the blue coloured $200 Pesos bill is a map of Argentina and a view on the Valdes Peninsula.You get: £0.028001 ARS = £0.0001400000 -
500 Argentine Australes banknote
The banknote of 500 Australes was the first of the extra denominations issued by the Banco Central in order to cope with the high inflation and rising cost of living in 1980’s Argentina. On the obverse side of the Quinientos Australes bill is the portrait of Argentine president Nicolás Avellaneda.You get: £0.050001 ARS = £0.0001000000 -
100 Argentine Australes banknote
The banknotte of 100 Australes used to be Argentina’s highest value banknote when the Australes was introduced as the new national currency in Argentina in 1985. However its value quickly evaporated due to sky high inflation. In 1990 the Cien Australes bill was replaced by a coin of 100 Australes.You get: £0.050001 ARS = £0.0005000000 -
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100 Argentine Pesos banknote 3rd Series (Eva Perón)
Argentina’s First Lady Eva María de Perón, also known as Evita, is featured on this banknote of $100 Cien Pesos from Argentina. On the back side of the 100 Argentinian Pesos bill is an image of the statue Ara Pacis Augustae, an altar to Peace, the Roman goddess.You get: £0.014001 ARS = £0.0001400000 -
5 Argentine Pesos banknote 3rd Series (José de San Martin)
Currently Argentina’s lowest value banknote, the $5 pesos note features general José de San Martin. He is one of the so-called Libertadores de América, whom are pictured on the back side of the green-coloured 5 cinco pesos banknote.You get: £0.000551 ARS = £0.0001100000 -
50 Argentine Pesos banknote 1st Series (Domingo Faustino Sarmiento)
The 1st Series 50 Pesos Argentine banknote has Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, the seventh President of Argentina, on the front. The reverse shows Casa de Gobierno (Government House) in Buenos Aires, which is also known as the Casa Rosada or Pink House due to its distinctive colour.You get: £0.005501 ARS = £0.0001100000
