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	ECB: A farewell to the peseta
		The peseta was most probably chosen to be the Spanish monetary unit in 1868 on account of its similarity to the French franc due to their common origin; this paved the way for it to join the LMU.
		As with the franc, the silver peseta weighed approximately five grams and maintained the 1:15.5 bimetallic ratio with gold: in 1870, 100-peseta gold coins weighing 32.15g and five-peseta silver coins weighing 24.86g were struck.
		Moreover, the peseta silver standard was a fiduciary standard and not based on value of content, since the intrinsic value of the metal used in the coins was lower than their face value.
	www.ecb.int /press/key/date/2002/html/sp020228.en.html (4700 words)

	Peseta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The peseta is the former currency of Spain and, (along with the French Franc), of Andorra.
		The peseta (₧) was introduced in the second half of the 19th Century when Spain was preparing to join the Latin Monetary Union.
		Unfortunately, due to the political turbulences of the early 20th Century the monetary union fade away in the 1920s though was not till 1927 that the union came to an end officially.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Peseta (280 words)

	Peseta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The peseta (₧, ESP) was the currency of Spain (and Andorra, along with the French franc) until December 31, 1998.
		Euro coins and notes were introduced in January 2002, and since March 1, 2002, the peseta is no longer legal tender in Spain and Andorra.
		The exchange rate was 166.386 pesetas to the Euro (3 Euros are 500 ₧).
	www.leessummit.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Peseta (251 words)

	<yomag.net> report: The Peseta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Santander, 15.2.2000 The peseta is the monetary unit of Spain and of Andorra, that it corresponds to the value of 0.0126953 grams of fine gold.
		The peseta was created in 1868 when Laureano Figuerola was Minister of Treasury, to establish an equivalent monetary organization to the countries of the Latin monetary unit, with whom it had important commercial relationships.
		The devaluation of the peseta became so serious that in 1959 there was a stabilization plan that fixed the exchange rate of the peseta regarding the dollar.
	www.yomag.net /e-zine/302.htm (499 words)

	Benning Bassett - The Euro and Spain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The peseta was first introduced in 1868 after the September Revolution under a decree issued by the provisional government.
		During the Civil War, the peseta was split in two - the Nationalist peseta and the Republican peseta.
		The period of political and economic uncertainties in the USA coincided with a period of considerable political and social unrest in Spain as the Franco dictatorship neared its end, and their very expansive monetary policy did nothing to stop inflation in Spain reached 14% in 1973.
	www.bbassett.com /bbdocs/general/euro/euro.html (611 words)

	repsol-ypf.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Silver 5, 2 and 1 pesetas coins were struck, as well as 50 and 20 centimo pieces, while bronze was used for the 10, 5, 2 and 1 centimo coins.
		The peseta de patillas (or the sideburns peseta), with the effigy of Alfonso XII, known as such because the engraver, possibly by mistake, cut the royal profile in such a way that the royal sideburns stood proud of the rim of the coin.
		Republican peseta in the time of the civil war, which people called a rubia (a blondie), because it was made of a golden coloured copper nickel alloy.
	www.repsolypf.com /eng/bienvenidoalinfinito/casayhogar/vivirydisfrutar/reportajes/ocio/coleccionismo/coleccionismo.asp?PaginaID=10861&Nivel=K (946 words)

	Tai Peseta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Peseta, T. Staging the Scene: reflections on academic development as an anthropological encounter.
		Peseta, T. and McShane, K. On being reflexive: journal writing and researcher subjectivity in the PhD.
		Peseta, T. and Brew, A. Changes in postgraduate supervision practice: the value of feedback.
	www.itl.usyd.edu.au /aboutus/taipeseta.htm (946 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Peseta
		peseta The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology...
		BANKINTER dividend brings total of first three dividends to pesetas 378.
		Peseta hits new low against the mark of spacey
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Peseta (521 words)

	Project 51 : text report
		The depreciation of the peseta in December 1982, caused a more strict monetary policy to be applied together with a more adjusted wage policy which allowed to considerably lower the inflation rate and straighten out exterior deficit.
		In 1976 the peseta was devalued by 11%, in 1977 another devaluation of 20% took place which together with the inflationary spiral already built in made all the political parties agree on an action plan called Pacto de la Moncloa (Pact of Moncloa).
		The peseta was depreciated against the dollar continuously from 1980 till 1985, also due to the tight monetary and expansionary fiscal policy followed in the United States.
	www.scism.sbu.ac.uk /inmandw/past/9697/projects/rep51/prj51.html (6806 words)

	Historia de la Peseta, Portal Fuenterrebollo
		La primera peseta de curso legal se acuño en 1869 y figura el título de "Gobierno Provisional", referido al Ejecutivo revolucionario encabezado por el general Francisco Serrano (si bien cabe decir, que el alma del movimiento antiisabelino había sido el general Juan Prim), y el nombre "Hipania".
		Las pesetas de papel comienzan a imprimirse durante la guerra civil, debido a que la industria bélica necesita metal para fabricar las vainas de las balas.
		Las pesetas, hasta 1982, son de una aleación cuproníquel con una gran proporción de cobre puro que con el tiempo se fue reduciendo para asegurar una mejor resistencia al desgaste.
	www.fuenterrebollo.com /historiapeseta.html (1109 words)

	BBC News \| Europe \| Euro Cash \| Spent currencies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The peseta was introduced to prepare Spain to join another European single currency - the Latin Monetary Union set up in 1865.
		The peseta - formerly a subdivision of the peso - did not, however, join the group in the end due to a rise in gold prices.
		After the end of the war, all remaining silver coins were taken out of circulation and notes issued by the Bank of Spain became legal tender.
	news.bbc.co.uk /hi/english/static/in_depth/business/2001/euro_cash/spent_currencies/peseta.stm (180 words)

	HISTORIA DE LA PESETA
		La reforma de 1868 establece un patrón bimetálico para la circulación de la peseta con acuñaciones de 1, 2 y 5 pesetas en plata y de 10, 20, 50 y 100 pesetas en oro, además de fracciones de 20 y 50 céntimos de plata y 1, 2, 5 y 10 céntimos de bronce.
		Y mientras los contendientes obligan a la peseta a entrar en batalla, las monedas comienzan a escasear en las ciudades.
		La palabra "peseta" era un término de uso común entre los castellanos y los defensores del origen castellano del vocablo creen que procede de "peso", moneda que circulaba por las colonias de América y Filipinas, dependientes de Castilla.
	www.iespana.es /lapeseta/historia.htm (1632 words)

	Peseta
		La primera peseta fue acuñada en 1869, y ha servido como unidad monetaria durante 133 años.
		Parece que la palabra peseta procede de la catalana peceta ('piececita'), diminutivo de peça ('pieza'), nombre con que se conocía desde el siglo XV a algunas monedas de plata y que más tarde designó al real de a dos.
		El 31 de diciembre de 2001, la peseta dejó de cotizar, y fue sustituida por el euro, al cambio de 166,386 pesetas por un euro.
	encyclopedie-es.snyke.com /articles/peseta.html (299 words)

	Peseta - LoveToKnow 1911
		PESETA, a silver coin and unit of value, the Spanish equivalent of the French, Belgian and Swiss franc, the Italian lira and the Greek drachma in the Latin monetary union.
		pensum, weight), of which peseta is a diminutive, was a Spanish coin of gold, peso de oro, or silver, peso de plata, once current in Spain and her colonies, and now the name of a silver coin of many South American states.
		This page was last modified 17:09, 19 May 2006.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Peseta (91 words)

	Actualidad Económica - Especial verano - La peseta, 134 años de historia. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		De esta forma, el euro tomará el relevo a la peseta a partir del 1 de enero del próximo año, y se pondrá punto y final a 134 años de vida de la moneda nacional.
		Como despedida se van a acuñar para colección la moneda de 100 pesetas, y la conmemorativa de 2.000 en plata, con la imagen de Hispania que se usó en la primera emisión nacional de la peseta en 1869.
		El nombre de peseta no era nuevo porque con él se designaba en el siglo XVII al real de a dos y luego, al real de a cuatro.
	www.expansiondirecto.com /ae/especial/verano01/euro/euro04.html (436 words)

	multimadrid.com - Spanish money matters
		Briefly, the peseta ---> euro transition in Spain is as follows: As of Jan. 1st 2002, the euro is the official monitary unit of Spain.
		While the bills of 1.000, 2.000, 5.000 and 10.000 pesetas do not vary these days except for the 10.000 peseta bill having either Juan Carlos I (king of Spain) or his son Prince Felipe on the bill face, the coin models are almost uncountable.
		The 25 peseta coin with the hole in the center (perfect for making a souvenir necklace) is without a doubt the coin that has more different faces, in fact, you will find at least one for each of the 17 autonomous regions of Spain.
	www.multimadrid.com /practical_info/money.htm (1843 words)

	Historia de la Peseta, Portal Fuenterrebollo
		En zona Republicana en 1937, se acuñan piezas de peseta de latón, muy pocas de hierro y de papel.
		En plena Guerra Civil comienzan a imprimirse pesetas de papel, debido a que la industria bélica necesitaba metal para fabricar la vaina de las balas (El papel es una moneda fiduciaria, es decir, se basa en la confianza del portador en que el Estado le reintegrar).
		En 1980 se acuñó una pieza de peseta de cobre, en Anverso, la efigie de Juan Carlos I, y en Reverso, el 1 con la conmemoración del mundial 82.
	www.fuenterrebollo.com /his-pese.html (1038 words)

	Peseta Bars Recipe > Italian Cookies > Secret Authentic Italian Cookie Recipe
		After you cooked the Peseta Bars for 10 minutes take them out and let them cool on a cookies rack for about 5 minutes.
		Put them back on the cookie sheet, this time with them flipped over and place them on their sides.
		These Peseta Bars should have a little crunch to them but not to much, they should have a nice crumbly texture to them.
	www.spaghettisauceandmeatballs.com /pesetas.html (1255 words)

	La peseta en época de Franco.
		Pese a ello, se pueden destacar el billete de 1.000 pesetas de la emisión de noviembre de 1936, con la representación del Alcázar de Toledo; el de 500 pesetas, con la catedral de Salamanca; y el de 100, con la imagen de la catedral de Burgos.
		La aportación de estos años a la historia de la peseta es importante por la absoluta sumisión de los tipos monetarios a fines propagandísticos y por la consolidación de la moneda fiduciaria.
		De cualquier modo, el culto a la persona que manifiesta la moneda española desde 1947 contribuyó a sumirla en una inercia y una monotonía tipológica que la alejó de las tendencias manifestadas en otros países, mucho más ricas y relacionadas con acontecimientos importantes de la vida del Estado.
	www.fzaidin.com /articulos/peseta_Franco.html (2337 words)

	hackwriters.com -Goodbye Peseta - Hello Euro - James Skinner
		The government had allowed bus companies to accept Pesetas provided the fare was paid in the exact amount.
		In his article ‘Goodbye, Peseta, goodbye’ Florentino Llera describes it’s 134 years of life and relates it to the history of Spain ever since it was created by Elizabeth the Second in 1868.
		And from the 1st of January, the Peseta will simply be history!’ he sadly concluded.
	www.hackwriters.com /GoodbyPeseta.htm (1088 words)

	Guardian International Currency Spanish Peseta
		Peseta banknotes are issued in the following denominations: 1000, 2000, 5000, and 10000 Pesetas.
		The import and export of all currencies is free.
		The Spanish Peseta is participating in the transition to the EURO.
	www.guardianfx.com /information/australasia/cookislands.html (78 words)

	La Peseta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Cada peña se compone de chicos de la misma edad (año arriba, año abajo), por lo que en la fiesta de la peseta de un año pueden llegar a pagarla una media de 10 chicos (por ejemplo este año la pagarían los de la quinta del 87, junto con algún rezagado del 86).
		La Junta de la Peseta está formada por un presidente, un secretario, un notario y algún que otro concejal que van variando según el año, todos ellos ya mozos que pagaron la peseta cuando les tocó.
		Si algún chico se niega a pagar la Peseta teniendo ya la edad para pagarla, será castigado con un remojón en el pilón, o sea, será cogido por varios mozos y tirado al abrevadero que hay en la Virgen.
	sugabo.webcindario.com /s_peseta.htm (295 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| The Guardian \| Black market brings hot peseta out of hiding
		The money, in used 10,000 peseta notes, was just one more find at the Pyrenean mountain-top border post of La Farga de Moles, as Spaniards desperately seek to shift fl market pesetas before their value is wiped out by the euro next year.
		This is amateur tax-cheating, a com mon enough pastime for millions of EU citizens terrified of losing carefully hoarded, and hidden, pesetas, francs, marks and lira notes which become redundant on July 1 next year.
		Up to a third of the pesetas in circulation - some £13bn worth - are estimated to be fl.
	www.guardian.co.uk /international/story/0,3604,495177,00.html (715 words)

	EconPapers: A study of the credibility of the Spanish peseta
		Abstract: In this paper we study the credibility of the Spanish peseta since its entry in the European Monetary System (EMS) in June of 1989.
		The periods which exhibit the lowest levels of credibility are October of 1990, after the entrance of the British pound into the EMS, and between September and November of 1992, with the devaluations of the peseta and the exit of the British pound and the Italian lira from the EMS.
		There also seems to be less credibility around March of 1995 with the devaluation of the peseta and at the end of March of 1996 after the last general elections in Spain.
	econpapers.repec.org /article/lrkeeaart/11_5F1_5F8.htm (479 words)

	ECONOMÍA Y COYUNTURA : UNA PESETA ES LO MISMO QUE DOS PESETAS.
		Si un euro equivale a 166,386 pesetas, un céntimo de euro equivale lógicamente a 1,66386 pesetas.
		A la inversa, si calculamos cuántos euros son una peseta, obtenemos un resultado de 0.601 céntimos de euro, lo que aplicando de nuevo las normas sobre redondeo supone 1 céntimo de euro.
		Repitiendo esa operación mil veces, obtendríamos 1.000 céntimos de euro a cambio de 1.000 pesetas, sólo que esos 1.000 céntimos de euro valen en conjunto 1.664 pesetas, algo que se puede repetir sucesivamente; así obtendríamos una rentabilidad superior al 66%.
	www.la-bolsa.com /canales/97 (464 words)

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