What is the current money denomination in Brazil?  It used to be the Cruziero.?
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Right now it's called Real. \n\nIt used to be called "Cruzeiro", which was the currency from 1942 to 1967, then from 1970 to 1986 and lastly from 1990 to 1993.\n\nWe had so many changes because of inflation, but the Real brought an end to it.
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www.gocurrency.com In the upper right corner there is a currency converter. Try it...
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As of Friday, 51 Philippine pesos to 1 US dollar.\n\nThe rate has actually gone done. It was hovering between 54 and 56 last year.  Good news for the Flips, bad for Joe. (No insults intended ... just having fun!)
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The website below should help a lot. There's a photo of a coin they used to use before they converted to the Euro, and a short history of what types of money they used and when.\nHope it helps!
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Neither of the ones listed on the question. Los "Cariocas" with their "Jinga" won the 2002 World Cup. If you didn't get the hint plain and straight for you --->BRAZIL
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I don't know the size. \nI am pretty sure the same size as current paper money.\nYou can go to    www.Thecurrencyhouse.com  and see some $500.00, $1000.00, $5,000.00, and tha almighty $10,000.00 bills If you can afford one you can buy one... You can e-mail Dave he can answer you question..
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three--money money and money
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Mexico: All coins and banknotes dated 1992 or earlier are the old pesos, which are worth 1/1000 of the current peso.\nHere is a link to the Banco de Mexico website (OK, it's in Spanish. The Tipo AA and Tipo A notes are the old type and have been demonetized)\n\n\nhttp://www.banxico.gob.mx/billetesymonedas/didactico/billetes_FabCaractHis/billcanj/equivalencia_billetes.html\n\nSome older coins may be silver and have collector value. You may contact me with specific questions.
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In circulation it is the $100\n The largest denomination of currency ever printed was the $100,000 Series 1934 Gold Certificate
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around 54 pesos to the dollar.
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According to the CIA World Factbook, Brazil has the ninth largest economy in the world at purchasing power parity as of 2006. Brazil has a diversified middle income economy with wide variations in levels of development. Most large industry is concentrated in the south and south east. The north east is traditionally the poorest part of Brazil, but it is beginning to attract new investment. Brazil embarked on a successful economic stabilization program, the Real Plan (named for the new currency, the real; plural: reais) in July 1994. Inflation, which had reached an annual level of nearly 5,000% at the end of 1993, fell sharply, reaching a low of 2.5% in 1998; it was 6% in 2000. Brazil successfully shifted from an essentially fixed exchange rate regime to a floating regime in January 1999.
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The thing I don't like about forex trading is that the previous times when I knew there was an opportunity to make money, it was impossible to obtain the currency I needed.  There was the devaluation of the Argentinian currency that happened a while back.  They had been keeping the currency pegged to the US dollar and there was an enormous amount of speculation that it was going to be devalued (allowed to float), yet I couldn't find anywhere to sell this currency since it never moved more than a few PIP up and down within a day.  Then there was the Chinese currency.  Everyone knew they were keeping the currency undervalued and that it would increase in value upon floating, yet again I could not find anywhere to buy this currency in exchange for USD.  I contacted a bank and they had some ridiculous spread (something like 15%-20%), yet again it was impossible to capitalize on something I knew was going to happen.  Both of these situations were extremely frustrating.  Let me tell you, a $2500 investment in either one of these situations would have made you tens of thousands of dollars.  The Argentinian currency went from 1:1 USD to 3:1 USD in a matter of 2 weeks.  Now that's a devaluation.
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The córdoba (ISO 4217 code: NIO) is the national currency of Nicaragua. It is divided into 100 centavos.
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Robinho represents  Brazil, he used to play in San Pablo team( in Brazil) , now he playes in the Real Madrid
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2,333,333.33 pesos, or about $25 USD.\n\nHehe, just kidding, it's actually around $211,630.61 USD
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the Italian lira (plural = lire) was the official unit of currency in Italy until January 1, 1999, when it was replaced by the euro (euro coins and notes were not introduced until 2002). Old lira denominated currency ceased to be legal tender on February 28, 2002. The conversion rate was 1936.27 lire to the euro. Based on today's exchange rate, 10 US dollars would be equivalent to about 8.2 Euros , or 15960.93 lire.
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Probably "Petrobraz" in Brazil