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Nicaragua
Nicaragua
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Older banknotes of Nicaragua:

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Issue of 1968, serie B:
Nicaragua, 1 cordoba 1968, P115a Nicaragua, 1 cordoba 1968, P115a
Issue of 1972, serie C:
Nicaragua, 2 cordobas 1972, P121 Nicaragua, 2 cordobas 1972, P121 Nicaragua, 5 cordobas 1972, P122 Nicaragua, 5 cordobas 1972, P122
Nicaragua, 10 cordobas 1972, P123 Nicaragua, 10 cordobas 1972, P123
Issue of 1978, serie D:
Nicaragua, 20 cordobas 1978, P129 Nicaragua, 20 cordobas 1978, P129 Nicaragua, 50 cordobas 1978, P130 Nicaragua, 50 cordobas 1978, P130
Issue of 1979, serie E:
Nicaragua, 50 cordobas 1979, P131 Nicaragua, 50 cordobas 1979, P131 Nicaragua, 100 cordobas 1979, P132 Nicaragua, 100 cordobas 1979, P132
Nicaragua, 500 cordobas 1979, P133 Nicaragua, 500 cordobas 1979, P133
Second issue of 1979, serie E:
Nicaragua, 10 cordobas 1979, P134 Nicaragua, 10 cordobas 1979, P134 Nicaragua, 20 cordobas 1979, P135 Nicaragua, 20 cordobas 1979, P135
Nicaragua, 100 cordobas 1979, P137 Nicaragua, 100 cordobas 1979, P137
Issue of 1984, serie F:
Nicaragua, 50 cordobas 1985, P140 Nicaragua, 50 cordobas 1985, P140 Nicaragua, 100 cordobas 1985, P141 Nicaragua, 100 cordobas 1985, P141
Nicaragua, 500 cordobas 1984, P142 Nicaragua, 500 cordobas 1984, P142
Issue of 1985, serie G:
Nicaragua, 500 cordobas 1987, P144 Nicaragua, 500 cordobas 1987, P144 Nicaragua, 1000 cordobas 1987, P145b Nicaragua, 1000 cordobas 1987, P145b
Nicaragua, 2 cordobas 1985, P146 Nicaragua, 2 cordobas 1985, P146
Issue of 1987, provisional:
Nicaragua, 20.000 cordobas 1987, overprint on 20 cordobas, P147 Nicaragua, 20.000 cordobas 1987, overprint on 20 cordobas, P147 Nicaragua, 50.000 cordobas 1987, overprint on 50 cordobas, P148 Nicaragua, 50.000 cordobas 1987, overprint on 50 cordobas, P148
Nicaragua, 100.000 cordobas 1987, overprint on 500 cordobas, P149 Nicaragua, 100.000 cordobas 1987, overprint on 500 cordobas, P149 Nicaragua, 500.000 cordobas 1987, overprint on 1000 cordobas, P150 Nicaragua, 500.000 cordobas 1987, overprint on 1000 cordobas, P150
Issue of 1988:
Nicaragua, 10 cordobas 1988, P151 Nicaragua, 10 cordobas 1988, P151 Nicaragua, 20 cordobas 1985, P152 Nicaragua, 20 cordobas 1985, P152
Nicaragua, 50 cordobas 1985, P153 Nicaragua, 50 cordobas 1985, P153 Nicaragua, 500 cordobas 1985, P155 Nicaragua, 500 cordobas 1985, P155
Nicaragua, 1000 cordobas 1988, P156b Nicaragua, 1000 cordobas 1988, P156b Nicaragua, 5000 cordobas 1985, P157 Nicaragua, 5000 cordobas 1985, P157
Provisional issue of 1988-1989:
Nicaragua, 10.000 cordobas 1989, overprint on 10 cordobas, P158 Nicaragua, 10.000 cordobas 1989, overprint on 10 cordobas, P158
Emergency issue of 1989:
Nicaragua, 20.000 cordobas 1989, P162 Nicaragua, 20.000 cordobas 1989, P162 Nicaragua, 50.000 cordobas 1989, P163 Nicaragua, 50.000 cordobas 1989, P163
Provisional issue of 1990:
Nicaragua, 200.000 cordobas 1990, P162 Nicaragua, 200.000 cordobas 1990, P162 Nicaragua, 500.000 cordobas 1990, overprint on 20 cordobas, P163 Nicaragua, 500.000 cordobas 1990, overprint on 20 cordobas, P163
Nicaragua, 1.000.000 cordobas 1990, P164 Nicaragua, 1.000.000 cordobas 1990, P164
Emergency issue of 1990:
Nicaragua, 5.000.000 cordobas 1990, P165 Nicaragua, 5.000.000 cordobas 1990, P165 Nicaragua, 10.000.000 cordobas 1990, P166 Nicaragua, 10.000.000 cordobas 1990, P166

The silver Nicaraguan peso was used in the country until 1912, when the cordoba was introduced. Till the year 1934 it had a fixed rate against the US dollar. In the years of the hardest inflation in the 1980ies the cordoba lost all of it's value, large banknotes were printed over the small denomination and valueless notes... In the 1990ies the monetary reform was held, and the new cordoba was introduced. 1 cordoba equals 100 centavos.
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