Selling the banknote The state is new, UNC. A 50 Inti note (Cincuenta Intis) from Peru, issued on June 26, 1987. Description of the banknote Facial side: Portrait of Nicolas de Pierola (1839-1913), who twice served as President of Peru (1879-1881 and 1895-1899). In the center is the coat of arms of Peru. Watermark: Portrait of Nicolas de Pierola. Historical context Inti was the official currency of Peru between 1985 and 1991, replacing salt de oro due to high inflation. However, the inti itself also suffered from hyperinflation and was eventually replaced by the modern currency, new salt (Sol). Collectible value At the moment, this banknote is withdrawn from circulation and is not a legal tender.
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