This series of coins is the product of a joint effort by Spain, Portugal and several Ibero-American countries to create a permanent linkage of union and contact that enables the mutual acknowledgment of cultures, customs and specific national traits as reflected in the design of the coins. Each country has issued its own coin; furthermore, there are full collections for each series, including the coins of all participating countries and, for some series, a commemorative medal. The Argentine coins were designed by the BCRA's plastic artist, Carlos P. Rodríguez Dufour. I Series: Quincentennial of the discovery of the Americas II Series: Endangered native animal species III Series: Typical Ibero-American dances and costumes IV Series: Man and the horse V Series: The nautical tradition VI Series: Architecture and monuments VII Series: Ibero-american countries in the olympic sports VIII Series: Historical Ibero-American Coins

	1,000 Australes Mass: 27 gr Diameter: 40 mm Composition: 925 Silver Year: 1991
Obverse: The center depicts the Pillars of Hercules with the legend "PLVS VLTRA" resting upon the "MAR OCÉANO" ("ocean sea"), the link between the two worlds Reverse: the Argentine Coat of Arms with an outer circle comprising the coats of arms of the rest of the participating countries

	25 Pesos Mass: 27 gr Diameter: 40 mm Composition: 925 Silver Year: 1994
Obverse: the tatú guazú Reverse: the Argentine Coat of Arms with an outer circle comprising the coats of arms of the rest of the participating countries

	25 Pesos Mass: 27 gr Diameter: 40 mm Composition: 925 Silver Year: 1997
Obverse: a couple dancing zamba, wearing the traditional costume Reverse: the Argentine Coat of Arms with an outer circle comprising the coats of arms of the rest of the participating countries

	25 Pesos Mass: 27 gr Diameter: 40 mm Composition: 925 Silver Year: 2000
Obverse: a gaucho taming a horse Reverse: the Argentine Coat of Arms with an outer circle comprising the coats of arms of the rest of the participating countries

	25 Pesos Mass: 27 gr Diameter: 40 mm Composition: 925 Silver Year: 2002
Obverse: the "Presidente Sarmiento" Argentine Navy Frigate under full sail and five stars curving around the upper border. Reverse: the Argentine Coat of Arms with an outer circle comprising the coats of arms of the rest of the participating countries

	25 Pesos Mass: 27 gr Diameter: 40 mm Composition: 925 Silver Year: 2005
Obverse: the Colón Theater building, declared National Historical Monument on November 20, 1989 Reverse: the Argentine Coat of Arms with an outer circle comprising the coats of arms of the rest of the participating countries

	25 Pesos Mass: 27 gr Diameter: 40 mm Composition: 925 Silver Year: 2007 (Date of issuance Jul 17, 2008)
Obverse: shows the action of scoring in Basketball (Golden Medal 2004) Reverse: the Argentine Coat of Arms with an outer circle comprising the coats of arms of the rest of the participating countries

	25 Pesos Mass: 27 gr Diameter: 40 mm Composition: 925 Silver Year: 2010
Obverse: the obverse of the "patacón" coin is reproduced at the center of this coin. It features a coat of arms surrounded by 14 flags standing for each provincial jurisdiction existing at that time, two laurel leaves tied with a ribbon at the bottom and two cannons. Reverse: the Argentine Coat of Arms with an outer circle comprising the coats of arms of the rest of the participating countries

Source: BCRA