Peso line- $10 Bill - New design

	Issue
		January 14th 1998
	Security features
		Invisible security fibers fluorescent in ultraviolet light, red, blue and yellow in color. The security thread shows fluorescence in blue, the numbering in various colors and the green calcographic printing in the same color.
		Localized water-mark with wide range of tones, visible by transparency, with the portrait of Manuel Belgrano and his initials.
		New security backgrounds, which include the reproduction of a report by Gen. Belgrano to the Government of the United Provinces of Rio de la Plata (29.05.1812).
		Printing in OVI ink of the number 10, in the top left corner of the face of the bill. Seen green or blue according to angle of observation.
		Security thread composed of a thin dark band, which observed with light behind shows in white, the repeated legend "BCRA $10".
		The interior of the number 10 on the lower right part of the face is made up of the repetition of the letters BCRA in microletter.
		"Right-reverse" motif: consists of a geometric motif, in the upper part to the right of the portrait, which is complemented on the reverse by transparency.
	Design
		On the face the image of General Manuel Belgrano is reproduced, and on the reverse the Monument to the Flag, situated in the city of Rosario, province of Santa Fe. The characteristic color is chestnut.