Exchange your Spanish Pesetas

Do you have leftover Spanish Pesetas? We offer a fast and easy way to exchange both current and withdrawn Spanish Pesetas banknotes and coins. Convert them into your local currency today with our quick and hassle-free exchange service.

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Spanish 1 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1940 Accepted For Exchanged

Spanish 1 Peseta Banknote Issued 1940 D

£0.0004

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 1 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1951 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 1 Peseta Banknote Issued 1951

£0.0004

1 ESP = £0.0004

1 Spanish Peseta banknote (Dame of Elche) Front Issued 1948 Accepted For Exchange

1 Spanish Peseta Banknote (Dame of Elche) Issued 1948

£0.0004

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 5 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1948 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 5 Peseta Banknote Issued 1948

£0.0021

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 5 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1954 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 5 Peseta Banknote Issued 1954

£0.0021

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 5 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1945 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 5 Peseta Banknote Issued 1945

£0.0021

1 ESP = £0.0004

10 Spanish Pesetas First Issued 1983

£0.0032

1 ESP = £0.0003

25 Spanish Pesetas First Issued 1990

£0.0080

1 ESP = £0.0003

Spanish 25 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1954 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 25 Peseta Banknote Issued 1954

£0.0106

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 25 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1946 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 25 Peseta Banknote Issued 1946

£0.0106

1 ESP = £0.0004

50 Spanish Pesetas First Issued 1990

£0.0161

1 ESP = £0.0003

Spanish 50 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1940 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 50 Peseta Banknote Issued 1940

£0.0211

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 50 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1935 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 50 Peseta Banknote Issued 1935

£0.0211

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 50 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1951 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 50 Peseta Banknote Issued 1951

£0.0211

1 ESP = £0.0004

100 Spanish Pesetas First Issued 1982

£0.0322

1 ESP = £0.0003

Spanish 100 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1970 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 100 Peseta Banknote Issued 1970

£0.0422

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 100 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1946 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 100 Peseta Banknote Issued 1946

£0.0422

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 100 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1940 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 100 Peseta Banknote Issued 1940

£0.0422

1 ESP = £0.0004

200 Spanish Pesetas First Issued 1990

£0.0643

1 ESP = £0.0003

Spanish 200 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1980 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 200 Peseta Banknote Issued 1980

£0.0844

1 ESP = £0.0004

500 Spanish Pesetas First Issued 1987

£0.1608

1 ESP = £0.0003

Spanish 500 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1979 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 500 Peseta Banknote Issued 1979

£0.2111

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 500 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1940 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 500 Peseta Banknote Issued 1940

£0.2111

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 500 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1954 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 500 Peseta Banknote Issued 1954

£0.2111

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 1000 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1992 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 1000 Peseta Banknote Issued 1992

£0.4221

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 1000 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1979 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 1000 Peseta Banknote Issued 1979

£0.4221

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 2000 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1993 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 2000 Peseta Banknote Issued 1993

£0.8442

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 5000 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1976 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 5000 Peseta Banknote Issued 1976

£2.1105

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 5000 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1993 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 5000 Peseta Banknote Issued 1993

£2.1105

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 5000 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1979 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 5000 Peseta Banknote Issued 1979

£2.1105

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 10000 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1995 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 10000 Peseta Banknote Issued 1995

£4.2210

1 ESP = £0.0004

Spanish 10000 Peseta Banknote Front Issued 1985 Accepted For Exchange

Spanish 10000 Peseta Banknote Issued 1985

£4.2210

1 ESP = £0.0004

The Spanish Peseta was replaced by the Euro in 2002, marking Spain’s transition to the Eurozone and its integration into the European economy.

Spanish Pesetas Information

The Spanish Peseta (ESP) was the official currency of Spain from 1868 until it was replaced by the Euro in 2002. The name “peseta” is derived from the Catalan word “peceta,” meaning “small piece,” reflecting the currency’s origins as a fractional coin. The Peseta was introduced as part of Spain’s adoption of the Latin Monetary Union and played a central role in the country’s economy for over a century.

The Spanish Peseta was subdivided into 100 céntimos, and the currency was issued in both coins and banknotes. Coins were available in denominations ranging from 1 céntimo to 500 pesetas, while banknotes were issued in denominations of 100, 200, 500, 1,000, 2,000, 5,000, and 10,000 pesetas. The designs on Spanish Peseta banknotes featured important national figures, cultural symbols, and historical landmarks, including images of King Juan Carlos I and the Alhambra Palace.

Spain’s economy during the period of the Peseta was based on agriculture, manufacturing, and services. The Peseta played a key role in supporting Spain’s trade relationships within Europe and with countries in Latin America. The currency was a symbol of Spain’s economic recovery following the Spanish Civil War and its transition to a modern market economy.

The Bank of Spain (Banco de España) was responsible for issuing the Spanish Peseta and managing the country’s monetary policy. The central bank’s main objectives were to maintain price stability, control inflation, and support economic growth. The transition to the Euro in 2002 marked Spain’s full integration into the European Union’s monetary system, and the Peseta was phased out as legal tender.

In conclusion, the Spanish Peseta was the official currency of Spain for over 130 years and played a crucial role in the country’s economic development. It was replaced by the Euro in 2002, but the Peseta remains an important symbol of Spain’s financial history and cultural identity.