About Spanish Pesetas Exchange
The Spanish Peseta (ESP) was the official currency of Spain until 2002, when it was replaced by the Euro following Spain’s adoption of the single European currency. We accept all denominations of Peseta banknotes and coins, including older series and damaged notes.
Current Spanish Peseta Banknotes
The Peseta is no longer in circulation — Spain has used the Euro since 2002 — so there are no current-series banknotes to exchange. However, if you have Peseta banknotes left over from a holiday or tucked away at home, we can still exchange them. We accept a wide range of issues, including higher-value notes such as the 10,000 Peseta note issued in 1995 and the 5,000 Peseta note issued in 1993, as well as all smaller denominations.
Old Series & Damaged Notes
Unlike most high street exchanges, we accept Peseta banknotes from across many decades, including older issues such as the 500 Peseta note issued in 1940 and the 100 Peseta note issued in 1946. We apply the 50% intact rule — as long as a note is at least half present, we will consider it. Rates on older or damaged notes may be slightly lower to reflect their condition, but we will always give you a fair offer. If you also have other withdrawn pre-Euro currencies such as French Francs or Portuguese Escudos, we can exchange those too.
Spanish Peseta Coins
We also accept Spanish Peseta coins, including a range of denominations such as the 25 Peseta coin and the 100 Peseta coin, along with all other Peseta coin denominations. Coins are accepted at a slightly lower rate than banknotes due to the additional handling involved, but unlike most banks and bureaux de change, we won’t turn them away.
Why Exchange With Us?
- Competitive exchange rates updated daily
- Accept coins and damaged notes that banks won’t take
- We verify your currency and pay you within 5 working days
- No hidden fees or charges