Online Banknotes Auction #39

1 peseta. April 30, 1938. Series F. (Edifil 2017: 428a). UNC.
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1 peseta. April 30, 1938. Series G. (Edifil 2017: 428a). UNC.
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1 peseta. April 30, 1938. Series I. (Edifil 2017: 428a). UNC.
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1 peseta. April 30, 1938. Series N, last series issued. (Edifil 2017: 428b). Original sizing. AU.
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2 Pesetas. April 30, 1938. Correlative pair. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 429). Original sizing. UNC.
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2 Pesetas. April 30, 1938. Correlative pair. Series B. (Edifil 2017: 429a). Original sizing. UNC.
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2 Pesetas. April 30, 1938. Series H. (Edifil 2017: 429a). UNC.
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25 pesetas. May 20, 1938. Series B. (Edifil 2017: 430a). Original sizing. UNC. PMG63EPQ package.
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25 pesetas. May 20, 1938. Series B. (Edifil 2017: 430a). AU.
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25 pesetas. May 20, 1938. Correlative couple. Series B. (Edifil 2017: 430a). It keeps all its original size. UNC/ AU.
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25 pesetas. May 20, 1938. Correlative couple. Series C. (Edifil 2017: 430a). AU.
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50 Pesetas. May 20, 1937. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 431). F.
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50 Pesetas. May 20, 1938. Series C. (Edifil 2017: 431a). Expertly repaired in the central fold, giving it a spectacular appearance and far superior to the real conservation, with a very flat finish and lack of liveliness. VF, in its original condition.
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50 Pesetas. May 20, 1938. Series E. (Edifil 2017: 431a). It keeps all its original size. AU.
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50 Pesetas. May 20, 1938. Series E, last series issued. (Edifil 2017: 431a). F.
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100 Pesetas. May 20, 1938. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 432). Preserving much of the original size. AU.
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100 Pesetas. May 20, 1938. Correlative couple. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 432). VF.
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100 Pesetas. May 20, 1938. Correlative couple. Series H. (Edifil 2017: 432a). Very rare. UNC. PMG64 package, both.
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100 Pesetas. May 20, 1938. Series E. (Edifil 2017: 432a). F.
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100 Pesetas. May 20, 1938. Series E. (Edifil 2017: 432a). Expertly ironed in the central fold, giving it a spectacular appearance and much superior to the real conservation, with a very flat finish and lack of liveliness. VF, in its original condition
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100 Pesetas. May 20, 1938. Correlative couple. Series E. (Edifil 2017: 432a). Preserves part of the original size. AU.
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100 Pesetas. May 20, 1938. Series F. (Edifil 2017: 432a). Expertly repaired in the central fold, giving it a spectacular appearance and far superior to the real conservation, with a very flat finish and lack of liveliness. VF, in its original condition.
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500 pesetas. May 20, 1938. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 433). It keeps all its original size. Very rare, especially in this exceptional quality. UNC. PMG66EPQ package. (To get an idea of the rarity of the banknote in this quality, PMG gives the second best rating to this banknote on September 1, 2020, only surpassed by a banknote that graduated with 67EPQ).
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500 pesetas. May 20, 1938. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 433). XF.
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1000 Pesetas. May 20, 1938. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 434). Expertly ironed in the central fold, giving it a spectacular appearance and much superior to the real conservation, with a very flat finish and lack of liveliness. VF, in its original condition.
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5 Pesetas. August 10, 1938. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 435a). Original sizing. AU.
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5 Pesetas. August 10, 1938. Series B. (Edifil 2017: 435a). UNC.
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5 Pesetas. August 10, 1938. Correlative couple. Series B. (Edifil 2017: 435a). Original sizing. UNC.
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5 Pesetas. August 10, 1938. Series L. (Edifil 2017: 435a). XF.
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25 pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series D. (Edifil 2017: 436a). It retains a large part of its original size. AU.
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50 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series B. (Edifil 2017: 437a). Original sizing. UNC.
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50 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Correlative pair. Series B. (Edifil 2017: 437a). It preserves almost all of the original size. AU.
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50 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series C. (Edifil 2017: 437a). UNC.
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50 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series C. (Edifil 2017: 437a). Expertly repaired in the central fold, giving it a spectacular appearance and far superior to the real conservation, with a very flat finish and lack of liveliness. VF, in its original condition.
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50 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series D. (Edifil 2017: 437a). Expertly repaired in the central fold, giving it a spectacular appearance and far superior to the real conservation, with a very flat finish and lack of liveliness. VF, in its original condition.
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100 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 438). A little bit of rust, keeping all its original finish. UNC.
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100 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 438). Imperceptible vertical bend, which does not break the fiber. AU.
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100 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 438). Expertly ironed in the central fold, giving it a spectacular appearance and much superior to the real conservation, with a very flat finish and lack of liveliness. VF, in its original condition.
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100 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Correlative pair. Series B. (Edifil 2017: 438a). It keeps all the original sizing. Rare. UNC.
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100 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series E. (Edifil 2017: 438a). It keeps all its original size. UNC.
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100 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series F. (Edifil 2017: 438a). Original sizing. UNC.
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100 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series H. (Edifil 2017: 438a). Retains part of the original size. AU.
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100 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series I, used in Spanish Guinea, before its independence. (Edifil 2017: 438b). Extraordinarily rare, it is almost certainly the best quality banknote known with the series I. AU. PMG58 package.
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500 pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 439). Weird like that. AU. PMG55 package.
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500 pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 439). Tear repaired in the upper margin, horizontal vertical and horizontal fold. F.
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500 pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 439). Expertly repaired in the central fold, giving it a spectacular appearance and far superior to the real conservation, with a very flat finish and lack of liveliness. VF, in its original condition.
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1000 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 440). Unusual like that. AU. PMG58 package. (To get an idea of the rarity of this banknote in this quality, PMG gives the third best rating on September 1, 2020, along with nine other banknotes).
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1000 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 440). AU. PMG45 package.
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1000 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Correlative pair. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 440). Very slight vertical fold (in one of the bills it is practically invisible), both bills retain all their original size. Very rare in this conservation. AU. Encapsulated PMG58, both. (To get an idea of the rarity of the banknote in this quality, PMG grants on September 1, 2020 the third highest quality to this banknote along with nine more banknotes, and only surpassed by two banknotes that graduated from 58EPQ and 64 , respectively).
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1000 Pesetas. January 9, 1940. Series A. (Edifil 2017: 440). Expertly repaired in the central fold, giving it a spectacular appearance and far superior to the real conservation, with a very flat finish and lack of liveliness. VF, in its original condition.
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