The peseta was the currency of Spain from 1868 to 2002 when it was replaced by the euro. It had been replaced by the euro on currency exchange boards since 1999. Pesetas could be exchanged for euros until 2021. Pesetas worthh an estimated 1.7 billion euros were not exchanged.
Eva sent me two stamps featuring pesetas - a large stamp with a 1 peseta note, and a round stamp with a 1 peseta coin.
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This stamp issued in 2021 celebrates Selected Works of the 5th International Exhibition of Mail Art, Avilés: The Earth.
It was sent by Eva, and I was very impressed that Correos issued a stamp dedicated to this artform.
You can read (in Spanish) and see more about the exhibition online.
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Turismo de negocios translates to business tourism, which accounts for over 6 billion euros in Spain each year - people who travel to Spain for meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibition spend more per person than tourists on vacation. Spain ranked 3rd in the world for business travel in 2025. Correos issued the stamp in 2024.
The stamp arrived on a matching envelope sent by Eva.
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We're at the letter M.
Eva sent both these stamps on the same letter:
The top stamp, issued in 2018, celebrates 150 years of the Faculty of Museum Curators (formerly known as the Faculty of Archivists, Librarians and Archaeologists).
The other stamp, issued in 2024, celebrates the. three day Festival of Moors and Christians held in Alcoi/Alcoy, and centered around St Georges Day.
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L is for Lunnispark, Lulila, Lublu, Lupita and Lucho!
These wonderful stamps all arrived together from Eva, celebrating the children's TV show Los Lunnis. Read more about this puppet show broadcast from 2003-2011 in Spain.
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Eva sent me this stamp from Belgium featuring Koning Philippe, King of the Belgians.
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