Spain 1 Peseta 1948
The Spain 1 Peseta 1948 banknote was issued by the Bank of Spain during the mid-20th century as part of the Spanish peseta currency system.
The obverse of the Spain 1 Peseta 1948 banknote features the famous Dama de Elche, one of the most important archaeological discoveries in Spain. The Iberian sculpture, dating from the 4th century BC, is considered a masterpiece of ancient Iberian art and a symbol of Spainās historical heritage.
The reverse of the Spain 1 Peseta 1948 banknote presents decorative elements and traditional engraving patterns typical of Spanish banknote design of the period, including denomination numerals and official inscriptions.
Collectors appreciate the Spain 1 Peseta 1948 banknote for its artistic design and for the representation of the iconic Dama de Elche sculpture.
Issuer: Bank of Spain
Denomination: 1 Peseta
Year: 1948
Material: Paper
Security features: Watermark, guilloche patterns
