Paraguay
1952 - Paraguay PIC 193a 1 Guarani banknote UNC
This individual Paraguay banknote is a 1 Guarani denomination associated with 1952. It is identified..
1952 - Paraguay PIC 196a 10 Guaranies banknote UNC
This individual Paraguay 10 Guaraníes banknote is catalogued as Pick P196a, with the date associatio..
1952 - Paraguay PIC 196b 10 Guaranies banknote UNC
This Paraguay 10 Guaraníes banknote is associated with 1952 and is catalogued as Pick P196b. Listed ..
1952 - Paraguay PIC 197b 50 Guaranies banknote UNC
This Paraguay 50 Guaraníes banknote is catalogued as Pick P197b, with the date association L.1952. T..
1982 - Paraguay PIC 205 100 Guaranies banknote UNC
This individual Paraguay banknote has a denomination of 100 guaranies and is associated with 1982. I..
1982 - Paraguay PIC 207 1.000 Guaranies banknote UNC
This Paraguay 1,000 Guaraníes banknote is catalogued as Pick P207 and is associated with 1982. The K..
2001/2 - Paraguay 1.000 Guaranies banknote PIC 213 UNC
This individual UNC banknote is a Paraguay 1,000 Guaraníes issue associated with 2001/2 and catalogu..
2003 - Paraguay PIC 214c 1,000 Guaranies banknote UNC
Paraguay 1,000 Guaraníes banknote associated with 2003, catalogued as Pick P214c. This UNC example f..
2003 - Paraguay PIC 216b 10,000 Guaranies banknote UNC
This individual Paraguay 10,000 Guaraníes banknote is catalogued as Pick P216b and is associated wit..
2003 - Paraguay PIC 220b 5,000 Guaranies banknote UNC
This individual banknote is a 5,000 Guaraníes note from Paraguay, associated with 2003 and catalogue..
Frequently asked questions
What periods and denominations are represented in this Paraguay banknote category?
This shop’s Paraguay catalog includes notes dated 1952, 1982, 2001/2, 2003 and 2008. Represented denominations range from 1 guaraní to 10,000 guaraníes, including 10, 50, 100, 1,000, 2,000 and 5,000 guaraníes. The selection therefore covers several dated groups rather than a single series. It should be understood as the scope of this shop’s catalog, not a complete record of every Paraguayan banknote issue.
Which catalog-reference groups are notable among the Paraguay notes?
The 1952 notes form a clear group, with Pick references P193a for 1 guaraní, P196a and P196b for 10 guaraníes, and P197b for 50 guaraníes. Later entries include P205 and P207 from 1982, P213 dated 2001/2, several 2003 references—P214c, P216b and P220b—and P228a dated 2008. These references help collectors distinguish cataloged types and variants represented by the shop.
How can I distinguish the two 1952 Paraguay 10-guaraníes notes?
The catalog identifies two 1952 notes with the same 10-guaraníes denomination but different Pick variants: P196a and P196b. When identifying one of these notes, do not rely on denomination and date alone; compare the full catalog reference shown in the product title or model field. The supplied records do not specify the design or technical differences between the variants, so the Pick suffix is the clearest supported distinction within this shop’s catalog.
How should collectors organize the Paraguay notes represented here?
A practical arrangement is by date, denomination and Pick reference. For example, the 1,000-guaraníes notes can be separated as P207 from 1982, P213 dated 2001/2 and P214c from 2003. Variant letters should also be retained, as shown by P196a and P196b for the 1952 10-guaraníes denomination. The listed examples are described as UNC, so condition can be recorded alongside the other identifying information without replacing the catalog reference.
What details should a buyer check when choosing a Paraguay banknote from this category?
Check the stated date, denomination, Pick reference and grade in the individual listing. These details are especially important where denominations recur across different years or where lettered variants exist, such as P196a and P196b. The catalog titles describe the represented notes as UNC, but buyers should still use the specific product record to confirm which reference they are considering. A matching denomination alone is not enough to identify a particular Paraguayan banknote type or variant.
Which Paraguay denomination appears across several dated groups in the shop’s catalog?
The 1,000-guaraníes denomination forms a notable sequence across the represented periods. It appears as P207 dated 1982, P213 dated 2001/2 and P214c dated 2003. This makes the denomination useful for comparing how catalog references change across dated issues while the face value remains the same. The records use both “1.000” and “1,000” in their titles; collectors should rely on the Pick reference and date rather than punctuation alone when identifying these notes.