Online Coin Auction #116

5000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Special Series 9A. (Edifil 2021: 484b). Uncirculated.
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5000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Special Series 9A. (Edifil 2023: 484b). Rare and natural ripple from the manufacturing process (this is the only reason for "removing" the Uncirculated) EF+++.
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5000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Consecutive pair. Special series 9A. (Edifil 2023: 484b). With natural ripples from the manufacturing process (this is the only reason for removing the Uncirculated marking). EF+++.
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5000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Special Series 9C. (Edifil 2021: 484b, Pick: 165*). Original finish. Uncirculated. PMG63EPQ capsule.
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5000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. No series and very low numbering (No. 000203). (Edifil 2023: 484). Uncirculated. PMG66EPQ encapsulation.
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5000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. No series and very low serial number (No. 000929). (Edifil 2023: 484). Uncirculated.
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Set of 10 consecutive 5000 Peseta banknotes issued on October 12, 1992, without series. (Edifil 2023: 484). Uncirculated/Uncirculated-.
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5000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. No serial number. (Edifil 2023: 484, Pick: 165). Uncirculated. PMG67EPQ package.
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5000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. No series. (Edifil 2021: 484). Uncirculated.
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5000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Consecutive pair. No series. (Edifil 2023: 484). Uncirculated.
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5000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Series 1D and offset printing (obverse only). (Edifil 2023: 484b). For a better understanding of the context of this banknote, we recommend the work "Encyclopedia of Spanish Notaphily and Scriptophily" by José Antonio Castellanos. VF.
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5000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Series 2U. (Edifil 2023: 484a). Uncirculated.
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5000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Series 6A. (Edifil 2023: 484a). EF+++.
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5000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Series 6B. (Edifil 2023: 484a). Time stain. EF+.
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5000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Consecutive pair. Series 6B. (Edifil 2023: 484a). EF-.
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5000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Series 6K, last series issued. (Edifil 2023: 484aa, Pick: 165). Very rare series. Uncirculated.
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10,000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Special Series 9A. (Edifil 2023: 485b, Pick: 166*). Unusual in this exceptional quality. Uncirculated. PMG65EPQ package.
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10,000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Special Series 9A. (Edifil 2021: 485b). Uncirculated-
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10,000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Special Series 9B. (Edifil 2023: 485c). Rare. Uncirculated.
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10,000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. No series and very low serial number (No. 000929). (Edifil 2023: 485). Uncirculated.
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10,000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. No series. (Edifil 2023: 485). Uncirculated.
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10,000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Consecutive pair. No series. (Edifil 2021: 485). Uncirculated.
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10,000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Consecutive pair. No serial number. (Edifil 2023: 485, Pick: 166). Original finish. Good Extremely Fine+. PMG55EPQ/58EPQ capsules.
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Set of 4 consecutive 10,000 Peseta banknotes issued on December 12, 1992, without series. (Edifil 2023: 485). Uncirculated.
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10,000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Series 1H. (Edifil 2021: 485a). Uncirculated.
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10,000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Series 2S. (Edifil 2023: 485a). Uncirculated.
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10,000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Series 2N. (Edifil 2023: 485a). Uncirculated.
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10,000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Consecutive pair. Series 2N. (Edifil 2023: 485a). Uncirculated.
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10,000 Pesetas. October 12, 1992. Series 2W. (Edifil 2023: 485a, Pick: 166). Uncirculated. NCV66TQP package.
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500 Euros. January 1, 2002. Duisenberg signature. Series V (Spain). (Edifil 2021: 492, Pick: 7v). Uncirculated. PMG67EPQ package.
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Proof banknote from the FNMT, issued in 2010. Not cataloged. Encapsulated PMG67EPQ. Uncirculated.
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Proof of FNMT banknote, issued in 2010. No serial number. (Edifil 2023: 2). Uncirculated. NCV65TQP encapsulation.
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Proof banknote from the FNMT (Spanish Royal Mint) issued in 2010, dedicated to the Iberian lynx, in an intermediate stage highlighting the security features incorporated into the FNMT-Burgos paper, especially: the Tactocel™ system (patented by the FNMT) with UV-tinted reliefs suitable for the blind and a foil strip with OVD (Kinegram) holograms in full color. (Edifil 2023: 1P). Rare. Uncirculated. Encapsulated PMG66EPQ.
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Proof banknote from the FNMT, issued in 2011. (Edifil 2023: 3). Very rare, original finish. Uncirculated. Encapsulated PMG66EPQ.
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5 Euros. May 2, 2013. Draghi signature. Series V (Spain). (Edifil 2023: 493a, Pick: 20v). Uncirculated. NCV68TQP package.
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5 Euros. May 2, 2013. Draghi signature. Series V (Spain). (Edifil 2023: 493, Pick: 20v). Uncirculated. NCV66TQP package.
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Series of 4 novelty banknotes with a "tourist" coin of 5, 10, 20, and 50 Altozanos. 2021. Altozanos of Triana, Seville. Design by Brandemia. Uncirculated.

P.S.: A finalist for the 2021 Agripina Awards and chosen as the most original idea. The name "Altozano" comes from the plaza at the entrance to the neighborhood from Seville's historic center. Its symbol (an A with a circumflex accent) represents the home that Triana is for its residents. The watermark is the Chapel of Carmen, a landmark within the neighborhood and one of the remaining works in Seville by the great architect Aníbal González, architect of the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition and creator, among others, of the Plaza de España and the Plaza de América.


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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. 1 Peso. May 15, 1896. Series G. (Edifil 2023: 71, Pick: 47a). Original finish. Uncirculated. Encapsulated NCV64TQP.
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