Argentina P-366 1000 pesos ND 2020-2 UNC hornero bird 70417 P-366a4

This 1000 peso note is a window into how Argentines see themselves. The front showcases the rufous hornero—the nation's official bird—because it symbolizes hard work, resilience, and resourcefulness; these qualities define the Argentine spirit. The reverse celebrates the Pampas, those vast, fertile grasslands that have shaped Argentina's identity, economy, and culture for centuries. Together, they tell the story of a nation: a people as industrious as the hornero, rooted in the boundless potential of their land. This 1000 peso note captures that pride beautifully. A remarkable piece for collectors who value banknotes that reveal the heart of a country.

Front: Hornero (national bird), a.k.a. rufous hornero or red ovenbird
Back: Pampa, map of Argentina
Signatures: Miguel Angel Pesce (MAP, President B. C. R. A.), Sergio Massa (SM)
Serial number series letters: XA