peseta

Pre-euro Spanish currency

A peseta was the basic unit of currency in Spain from 1868 until 2002, when it was replaced by the euro.

The word sometimes appears in historical contexts or nostalgic references to pre-euro Spain: Prices were listed in pesetas.

Informally, pesetas could mean money generally, like "bucks" in American English.

historic

Franco

Spanish surname, famous dictator

Civil War · postwar · monarchy · republic · Juan Carlos · Bourbon · autarky

numismatic

coin

Stamped metal currency

silver · copper · aluminum · bronze · obverse · reverse · diameter · engraving · mintmark · specimen

Spanish

Spain

Iberian Peninsula country

Catalan · Basque · Galician · Andalusia · Barcelona · Valencia · Seville · Toledo · real · escudo

currency

money

Currency for transactions

wallet · payment · transaction · bills · change · exchange rate · conversion · denomination · circulation · legal tender

obsolete

euro

Shared continental currency

bygone · defunct · legacy · withdrawn · eurozone · changeover · 2002 · conversion · nostalgia · relic

Categories
Opposites
currency status

pesetaeuro

Shared continental currency

legal tender · modern currency

monetary scale/value

pesetadollar

Basic U.S. currency unit

pound sterling · hard currency · franc · lira · drachma

Family

pesetas

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G