peseta

The Deliverator is in touch with the road, starts like a bad day, stops on a peseta.

To assume that the world is as isolated as it was when the Spanish peseta collapsed as it is right now is absurd.

What prevents the USD from becoming the next Deutsche Mark, French franc, or Spanish peseta?

> To assume that the world is as isolated as it was when the Spanish peseta collapsed as it is right now is absurd.

That's who I learnt that Spain currency was the Peseta (and a few idioms as well!).

Sometimes I wonder if a return to the Peseta and devaluation would bring back the foreign money in the RE market...

Ditto in Spanish with the former currency, the peseta.

When that happened, the Italian lire, Greek drachme, Spanish peseta, etc.

You can be sure that this firm is widening the spread they get from an upstream liquidity provider before quoting you the number of Peseta they'll sell you for a Dollar.

In Unicode 2.0 the reference glyph P with stroke was erroneously displayed as the only symbol for peseta[5] and was later corrected to the Pts ligature and a separate character code was added for the peso sign.

I fondly remember the almost bazaar-like experience of perusing the tape racks in local Spanish supermarkets, trying to work out which (if any) of the offerings were worth my couple of hundred peseta investment.

If Spain had its own currency, the current account deficit would create a surplus of peseta on the international markets and drive up the price of imports for Spain, while making products produced in Spain cheaper and easier to export.

They needed a weaker DM and a stronger Franc/Lira/Peseta to sell stuff.

Weirdly the old Deutsch Mark doesn't seem to have its own code point in the block start U+20A0, whereas the Spanish equivalent (Peseta, ₧, not just Pt) does.

> And it means those same workers in Spain are less equipped to compete for Manufacturing jobs — because Elon Musk has to pay them in German Euros instead of cheap Spanish Peseta.