Sentences with PESETA
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The peseta was the currency of Spain before the introduction of the euro."
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"I found a collection of old peseta coins in my grandfather's attic."
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"The exchange rate for the peseta to the dollar was very favorable."
4
"During my trip to Spain, I used pesetas to pay for my purchases."
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"The peseta was first introduced in 1868."
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"I found a rare peseta banknote at a flea market."
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"Many Spaniards still remember the days when they used pesetas."
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"I exchanged my remaining pesetas for euros at the bank."
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"The peseta had various denominations, including 10, 50, and 100 peseta notes."
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"Inflation caused the value of the peseta to decrease over time."
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"My grandmother used to save her spare pesetas in a piggy bank."
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"The peseta symbol, ₧, was a unique character in Spanish currency."
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"After the adoption of the euro, the peseta became obsolete."
14
"I still have a few peseta coins as a souvenir from my trip."
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"The peseta was replaced by the euro on January 1, 2002."
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"The peseta was Spain's national currency for over a century."
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"There is a museum in Madrid dedicated to the history of the peseta."
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"My father used to tell me stories about life when the peseta was in circulation."
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"The peseta was subdivided into 100 céntimos."
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"I keep a peseta banknote framed on my wall as a nostalgic reminder."
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"The peseta was the national currency of Spain until it was replaced by the euro."
2
"I found an old coin from the 1950s, it's a peseta."
3
"In the 1990s, one US dollar was equivalent to about 150 pesetas."
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"His collection of foreign currencies includes several pesetas from different years."
5
"During my visit to Spain, I exchanged some euros for pesetas at the bank."
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"The peseta coins were made of copper and nickel."
7
"Do you know where I can exchange my old pesetas for euros?"
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"My grandmother told me stories about using pesetas when she was young."
9
"The peseta had different denominations including 1, 5, and 10 pesetas."
10
"After the introduction of the euro, many businesses stopped accepting pesetas."
