One Peseta
Posted in Uncategorized on 07/28/2009 06:07 pm by admin
One Peseta
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 Spain 1902 Peseta Silver Coin KM706 Very nice one  US $110.00
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 Spain One Peseta 1944 g167 US $4.00
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 Spain Three Notes Montmelo 25 50 centimos One Peseta14 9 1937 US $32.83
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 SPAIN 1944 One 1 Peseta Coin US $3.11
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 Spain 1940 One Peseta US $29.99
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 Old coins Spain One Peseta 1944 US $1.55
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 Spain One Peseta 1938 Pick 108a Crisp UNC US $145.00
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 Spain One Peseta 1940 Pick 121a W O Letter Crisp UNC US $220.00
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 Spain One Peseta 1937 Pick 104a Crisp UNC US $198.00
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 36 Spain 1944 1 peseta One Year Type VF XF Only 22¢ each US $10.00
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 Spain 10 One Pesetas Coins US $.01
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 Spain 25 One Pesetas Coins US $.01
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 Spain 50 One Pesetas Coins US $.01
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 SPAIN ONE PESETA 197578 US $.39
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 SPAIN ONE PESETA 197579 US $.39
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 SPAIN ONE PESETA 197577 US $.39
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 SPAIN ONE PESETA 196675 US $.39
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 SPAIN ONE PESETA 196671 US $.39
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 SPAIN ONE PESETA 197580 US $.39
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 SPAIN ONE PESETA 196670 US $.39
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 SPAIN ONE PESETA 196672 US $.39
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 SPAIN ONE PESETA 197576 US $.39
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 Two x Spanish 25 peseta coins one dated 1975 the other 1980 see details below US $1.56
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 NGC AU 55 194754 SPAIN ONE PESETA US $75.00
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 NGC AU 55 194753 SPAIN ONE PESETA US $55.00
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 NGC MS 63 194748 SPAIN ONE PESETA US $219.99
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 NGC MS 65 195361 SPAIN ONE PESETA US $99.99
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 1943 One 1 Peseta Espana Spain note Fernando the Catholic UNC 211113 US $11.50
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 1947 SPAIN ONE PESETA PCGS MS63 US $82.50
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 1953 SPAIN ONE PESETA PCGS MS64 US $82.50
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 Spain One Peseta coin dated 1944 US $1.55
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 Gibraltar 1895 One Peseta Fine Used US $.99
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 1947 52 Spain 1 One Peseta Francisco Franco Caudillo Aluminum Bronze KM 775 AU US $.99
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The relatively new European Currency -- The Euro -- has just passed its first five years' lustrum. Five years for a new currency is not enough to elaborate a full evaluation because that would require a longer existence to analyze the development over a mayor economic cycle of about eleven years. Yet a concise evaluation shows anything but a negative outcome for the Euro.
Those who remember the introduction of the currency will picture the depreciation of the euro against the dollar in early existence. The Euro got introduced (against the US Dollar) for $1.18 and fell to about 82 dollar cents in 2000 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euro). Yet now after five years the Euro has been increased in value against the same dollar and is trading at about 1,30$.
For the first time there are also more euros notes in circulation than dollars. (http://www.ft.com/cms/s/1bb2cbb2-9618-11db-9976-0000779e2340.html) But notes are only a small portion of the global financial flows and assets.
In the financial world the Euro has shown its value as an extra reserve currency next to the Dollar and the Yen. This offers the financial world more choice in the case that one currency will face significant government deficits and depreciation. The former German Mark could not offer the same role.
What the role has been for the Euro to fortalice the European economy is hard to tell. The fact that the Euro has developed as a strong currency is a positive sign. But it is hard to tell at what cost.
Investigation show that the (consumer) price level has not increased (additionally) with the introduction of the euro. But is this the same for the price level of real-estate? Most likely is that the real estate boom would have taken place anyhow.
What remains unsolved is the question whether the euro is strong due to a empowered (economic) Europe or because of other elements?
And, although this is informal information, many people still calculate in their original currencies. In Spain the euro is still printed on the supermarket receipt and any price discussion - about real estate - involves the "old" peseta. But this is more about politics than about finance and economics.
So far we may conclude that the introduction of the euro has been a success.
© 2007 Hans Bool
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