09-24-2018
06:58 PM
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04-19-2022
03:44 PM
by
grazittiApiTest
Local Guides and tourists who are visiting Argentina, I invite you to pay attention to the new banknotes, which are in circulation since June 2016 .
In the previous banknotes were represented the historical heroes and representative places of our country.
Now, the new banknotes (pesos argentino) include the native fauna and flora.
I can analyzed for so long about history, society, politics and economy of my country, through its currencies, but it is not the intention of this post.
But I only want to give you some graphics details of our banknotes.
This is the detail I want to show you.
The Small animals, "teddy bear" style, or comic type...
When come to Argentina besides to knowing, visiting, eating and enjoying our country, will have some of these banknotes ... so watch these animals well!
I invite you to share details of your banknotes and coins!
Greetings from Argentina!
09-24-2018 07:14 PM
Very nice post @AdriánZ! Banknotes is not such a common topic here, so I find it interesting that you brought it up.
Our argentine banknotes are now very colorful and although many people critisized them when they first came out, I think we got pretty used to them. It's nice to not only remember our historical figures but also praise our fauna and flora.
09-24-2018 07:21 PM
Yes @ValeriaA_! I think the change was positive. I hope it serves to raise awareness about the care of nature and the environment.
09-24-2018 07:34 PM
That's also right @AdriánZ, it's a good way for people to learn about their own country.
@HelloSamsonR @Sagir what's it like in Nigeria? How are your banknotes? 🙂
09-25-2018 03:01 AM
Wow.. this is a great post @AdriánZ
I always find it interesting to learn about other people's culture and history.
In my country (Nigeria) our currency are carrying pictures of our past leaders on side who make positive impact to the country and the other side carry our cultural diversity or flora and fauna.
Like on 5 Naira note, the front ( left on the picture below) is the first prime minister of Nigeia and right side is a picture of local dance troops from southern part of the country.
Hope you learn something from Nigeria.
Thanks for the tag @ValeriaA_
Check this out @Justine2807 @AlejandraMaria @RupendraNeupane
Share with us what your currency is like.
09-25-2018 05:36 AM
Thank you very much and very interesting @Sagir