1983/4 - Argentina P311a 1 Peso banknote. Uncirculated for sale

Product Code: Argentina Pic 311a
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Argentina 1 Peso Argentino banknote associated with the 1983–84 catalog period, identified as Pick P311a. This regular-issue note is listed as uncirculated and was issued by the Banco Central de la República Argentina.

The obverse features General José de San Martín at the right, with red-orange and purple elements over a blue and multicolour underprint. The note carries SERIE A or B lettering and is known with two signature varieties.

The reverse shows a scene of Bariloche and Llao-Llao at the centre. Additional catalogued details include coloured threads, a multiple-sunburst watermark and green fluorescence from the threads under ultraviolet light. The printer is identified as CdM.

Tags: Year 1983, Year 1984,

Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents an Argentine 1 Peso banknote associated with the 1983/4 date designation. It is identified as a regular issue from Argentina, with Banco Central de la Republica Argentina named in the description as the bank or issuer.

What country, denomination, currency and date information is provided?

The banknote is from Argentina and has a denomination of 1 Peso. The listing associates it with 1983/4 and describes the banknote series as 1983–85. These date details are presented as listing information rather than as a separate claim about printing or circulation.

What catalog reference identifies this banknote?

The product is identified by the catalog reference Argentina Pic 311a, also shown in the description as P311a. This reference distinguishes the listed banknote within the supplied product information and should not be confused with a separate cataloguing system.

What condition and design details are stated for the note?

The listing identifies the banknote as uncirculated (UNC). It describes a multicolour-underprint front featuring General José de San Martin, and a reverse showing a scene of Bariloche–Llao-Llao. The description also states that the watermark consists of multiple sunbursts and names CdM as the printer.