BIRD SET 2pc Argentina 1000 pesos P-363 P-366 2017-22 UNC Andes Condor Mountain

• 1000 pesos front: Hornero (National bird), a.k.a. rufous hornero or red overnbird
• 1000 pesos back: Pampa, map of Argentina.
• 50 pesos front: Andean condor.
• 50 pesos back: Aconcagua mountain (highest mountain of Argentina), Map of Argentina, Condor
• You will receive banknotes similar to the ones in the pictures, in UNC condition. See below for grading definitions.

• Serial numbers will vary
• Return the banknote within 14 days of receipt for your money back if not satisfied.

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Returns: 14 days from receipt.

Authenticity: All banknotes are guaranteed genuine, sourced from reliable suppliers and verified.

• UNC (Uncirculated): No signs of circulation, no folds or creases; full original crispness and sheen. A slight ?half moon? from the security thread may appear.
• AU (About Uncirculated): Nearly perfect, with a single light fold or handling mark that doesn?t break the paper. Crisp and colorful.
• XF (a.k.a. EF, Extremely Fine): Crisp and attractive with minor handling; a few light folds or one firm crease. Still firm and bright.
• VF Plus: VF with fewer folds and stains than the average VF note; any white areas mostly bright; not quite XF.
• VF (Very Fine): Circulated with several folds; paper firmer than average; corners lightly worn.
• VF Minus: VF but may show some of the following: light yellow/brown patches from humidity or foxing, thinner paper, more folds/wrinkles, and/or small tears (usually 1?2 mm, not more than 5 mm). Otherwise intact.
• F (Fine): Well-used, many folds or creases; paper is soft; some soiling may be visible.
• VG (Very Good) / Heavily Circulated: Limp and worn with heavy creasing, edge wear, and possible small tears; design may be faded.