Where is the best place to get a vacation package costing 15thou pesos?
Q. I need to know where to find the best deal for a vacation package. Preferrebly, a minimum budget of 15thou pesos and that can accomodate 4 people. I am not looking into boracay or any thing fancy, just a place where I can relax, for example, Puerto Gallera. This is regarding vacationing in the Philippines. where can I find a good deal regarding vacation packages? minimum of 15thou pesos that can accomodate 4 people.
Asked by <3.da.lotie - Tue Apr 24 01:03:54 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends where you came from and if it's off peak season but try Bantayan Island or Malapascua Island in Cebu or Panglao Island in Bohol or Camiguin Islands in Northern Mindanao. (--,) Check out their websites: enjoy! (--,)
Answered by Lushbabe4ever - Tue Apr 24 04:37:52 2007
Q. I need to know where to find the best deal for a vacation package. Preferrebly, a minimum budget of 15thou pesos and that can accomodate 4 people. I am not looking into boracay or any thing fancy, just a place where I can relax, for example, Puerto Gallera. This is regarding vacationing in the Philippines. where can I find a good deal regarding vacation packages? minimum of 15thou pesos that can accomodate 4 people.
Asked by <3.da.lotie - Tue Apr 24 01:03:54 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends where you came from and if it's off peak season but try Bantayan Island or Malapascua Island in Cebu or Panglao Island in Bohol or Camiguin Islands in Northern Mindanao. (--,) Check out their websites: enjoy! (--,)
Answered by Lushbabe4ever - Tue Apr 24 04:37:52 2007
How can I exchange my pesos back to dollars in Seattle area?
Q. I have come back from Mexico 3 weeks ago with pesos in the 100 and 200 bills and Bank of America claims they can't accept them and that they are to old? Someone suggested a Mexican grocery store for getting pesos, do they accept pesos there as payment also? If so can you give me specific names/ locations.
Asked by jesarn2001 - Wed Jun 27 17:31:40 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know when I went overseas a couple years ago, AAA did money exchanges so you could have the correct money when you got to where you were going. I don't know if they still do that or not. Check it out! Hope this helps!
Answered by LAB03 - Wed Jun 27 21:36:12 2007
Q. I have come back from Mexico 3 weeks ago with pesos in the 100 and 200 bills and Bank of America claims they can't accept them and that they are to old? Someone suggested a Mexican grocery store for getting pesos, do they accept pesos there as payment also? If so can you give me specific names/ locations.
Asked by jesarn2001 - Wed Jun 27 17:31:40 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know when I went overseas a couple years ago, AAA did money exchanges so you could have the correct money when you got to where you were going. I don't know if they still do that or not. Check it out! Hope this helps!
Answered by LAB03 - Wed Jun 27 21:36:12 2007
Should I use pesos or dollars on my cancun trip?
Q. I'm going to Cancun on Sunday and will be there for a week. We are planning on taking spending money, but after hearing some of the money talk, not sure if we should bring dollars or pesos and if/when we should exchange them to get the best rate. Suggestions on saving some dough?
Asked by jritz8 - Wed Jun 10 14:16:51 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use an ATM in Cancun to get pesos and use them for everything you can. That will give you the best rate.
Answered by jaker - Wed Jun 10 14:22:29 2009
Q. I'm going to Cancun on Sunday and will be there for a week. We are planning on taking spending money, but after hearing some of the money talk, not sure if we should bring dollars or pesos and if/when we should exchange them to get the best rate. Suggestions on saving some dough?
Asked by jritz8 - Wed Jun 10 14:16:51 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use an ATM in Cancun to get pesos and use them for everything you can. That will give you the best rate.
Answered by jaker - Wed Jun 10 14:22:29 2009
We are living in Dipolog, Philippines and need to convert US dollars to pesos. What is the best way?
Q. There seems to be different rates for converting US dollars to pesos, such as better rates for newer dollar bills than for old dollar bills. Here there is even a black market for converting dollars to pesos.To make it worse the US dollar will always get weeker as industry moves from the USA to China. But that's another story where USA politicians have failed us. We need to know how do we get the best rate for our hard earned dollars.
Asked by Robert B - Wed Aug 8 11:36:39 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. exactly how much are you trading? meaning the dollars you need to convert? if you have more than $5k you might get a better rate depending on your haggling abilities and bank relationships, if you are a valued client of a local bank here in the Philippines, you have a better chance of getting a higher rate. black markets, they generally buy your dollars at a lower rate, because they have nowhere else to sell those dollars than in the bank so they get their profit by buying your dollars at a slightly lower rate and sell that same dollars maybe 5 or 10 centavos higher to the bank. a deduction in the dollar peso conversion for old bills usually happens in black market or local money exchange dealers. these normally doesn't happen in banks… [cont.]
Answered by shiela - Wed Aug 8 12:19:52 2007
Q. There seems to be different rates for converting US dollars to pesos, such as better rates for newer dollar bills than for old dollar bills. Here there is even a black market for converting dollars to pesos.To make it worse the US dollar will always get weeker as industry moves from the USA to China. But that's another story where USA politicians have failed us. We need to know how do we get the best rate for our hard earned dollars.
Asked by Robert B - Wed Aug 8 11:36:39 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. exactly how much are you trading? meaning the dollars you need to convert? if you have more than $5k you might get a better rate depending on your haggling abilities and bank relationships, if you are a valued client of a local bank here in the Philippines, you have a better chance of getting a higher rate. black markets, they generally buy your dollars at a lower rate, because they have nowhere else to sell those dollars than in the bank so they get their profit by buying your dollars at a slightly lower rate and sell that same dollars maybe 5 or 10 centavos higher to the bank. a deduction in the dollar peso conversion for old bills usually happens in black market or local money exchange dealers. these normally doesn't happen in banks… [cont.]
Answered by shiela - Wed Aug 8 12:19:52 2007
Can I buy a car in Mexican pesos in Mexico and bring it back to the United States?
Q. 1 dollar= 100 Pesos I also want to know what problems I might face... Can I drive the car back to the United States? What taxes might be included? Thanks.
Asked by Paoma - Tue Jul 29 02:40:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Below are just a few of the challenges that you may face. Imported motor vehicles are subject to U.S. safety standards, bumper standards, and air pollution control (emission) standards. Most vehicles manufactured abroad that conform with U.S. safety, bumper, and emission standards are exported expressly for sale in the United States; therefore, it is unlikely that a vehicle obtained abroad meets all relevant standards. Be skeptical of claims by a foreign dealer or other seller that a vehicle meets these standards or can readily be brought into compliance. Nonconforming vehicles entering the United States must be brought into compliance, exported, or destroyed. Both the Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Environmental Protection… [cont.]
Answered by gringo_in_mexico - Tue Jul 29 14:59:41 2008
Q. 1 dollar= 100 Pesos I also want to know what problems I might face... Can I drive the car back to the United States? What taxes might be included? Thanks.
Asked by Paoma - Tue Jul 29 02:40:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Below are just a few of the challenges that you may face. Imported motor vehicles are subject to U.S. safety standards, bumper standards, and air pollution control (emission) standards. Most vehicles manufactured abroad that conform with U.S. safety, bumper, and emission standards are exported expressly for sale in the United States; therefore, it is unlikely that a vehicle obtained abroad meets all relevant standards. Be skeptical of claims by a foreign dealer or other seller that a vehicle meets these standards or can readily be brought into compliance. Nonconforming vehicles entering the United States must be brought into compliance, exported, or destroyed. Both the Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Environmental Protection… [cont.]
Answered by gringo_in_mexico - Tue Jul 29 14:59:41 2008
Is there a way to transfer Kuwait Dinar to Philippine Pesos, and avoid the declining exchange rate?
Q. The Kuwait Dinar has lost value against the Philippine Peso for the past three years. How can an oil rich countries currency loose value against an relatively poor country? Is there a way to move Kuwait Dinar into the Philippines without constantly loosing increasing value of the Dinar as compared to the Pesos.
Asked by Keith H - Sun Jan 6 12:11:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Currency speculation is very complicated. The Phillipines has a floating currency and kuwait's currency is a weighted currency basket approach (and I expect its heavily weighted with US Dollars, which are declining). The value of a currency is based on the demand for that currency and to some extent the risk of accepting that currency and having it be worth someting in the future (the later being an issue in inflationary countries which Kuwait and Phillipines are not). Additionally, the relative risk of investing in Kuwait versus the Phillipines can be reflected in the currency value as well. Kuwait is losing 'value' relative to the phillipines because they have tied their money to the US Dollar and the Euro (and a few others). The global… [cont.]
Answered by Dan - Sun Jan 6 13:03:21 2008
Q. The Kuwait Dinar has lost value against the Philippine Peso for the past three years. How can an oil rich countries currency loose value against an relatively poor country? Is there a way to move Kuwait Dinar into the Philippines without constantly loosing increasing value of the Dinar as compared to the Pesos.
Asked by Keith H - Sun Jan 6 12:11:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Currency speculation is very complicated. The Phillipines has a floating currency and kuwait's currency is a weighted currency basket approach (and I expect its heavily weighted with US Dollars, which are declining). The value of a currency is based on the demand for that currency and to some extent the risk of accepting that currency and having it be worth someting in the future (the later being an issue in inflationary countries which Kuwait and Phillipines are not). Additionally, the relative risk of investing in Kuwait versus the Phillipines can be reflected in the currency value as well. Kuwait is losing 'value' relative to the phillipines because they have tied their money to the US Dollar and the Euro (and a few others). The global… [cont.]
Answered by Dan - Sun Jan 6 13:03:21 2008
how many american dollars is 1115 Pesos from the Republic of Columbia?
Q. I found Pesos in an old car from India there are some 200, 100, 50, 10, and 5 pieces. They all say Republica de Columbia on them, I was just curious as to how much they were worth in American dollars.
Asked by Nika Leigh - Mon Aug 10 21:07:58 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About 55 cents!
Answered by unknown - Mon Aug 10 21:13:32 2009
Q. I found Pesos in an old car from India there are some 200, 100, 50, 10, and 5 pieces. They all say Republica de Columbia on them, I was just curious as to how much they were worth in American dollars.
Asked by Nika Leigh - Mon Aug 10 21:07:58 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About 55 cents!
Answered by unknown - Mon Aug 10 21:13:32 2009
where do i go to exchange my mexican pesos to american dollars?
Q. i live in pittsburg california...wheres the nearest place to exchange my mexican pesos to american dollars.
Asked by fourplay_pinoy0 - Sun Jul 23 18:00:41 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Associated Foreign Exchange 755 Railroad Ave Pittsburg, CA (925) 427-4415
Answered by victorygirl - Sun Jul 23 18:05:06 2006
Q. i live in pittsburg california...wheres the nearest place to exchange my mexican pesos to american dollars.
Asked by fourplay_pinoy0 - Sun Jul 23 18:00:41 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Associated Foreign Exchange 755 Railroad Ave Pittsburg, CA (925) 427-4415
Answered by victorygirl - Sun Jul 23 18:05:06 2006
How much does a mate gourd cost in Uruguayan pesos?
Q. My friend is going to Uruguay and I would like him to pick up a very nice mate gourd with an Alpaca bombilla, as well as a thermos and several kilos of mate. I had a friend who introduced me to this custom and I have enjoyed it immensely. How much money should I give him in American dollars if the exchange rate is @ 24 pesos/dollar? How much will all of the above items cost?
Asked by skylane12 - Wed Feb 28 09:47:51 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello... I'm uruguayan living in Uruguay, so I'll try to give you the most exact prices for that.. Well...I called a place for knowing the prices... in uruguayan pesos here we go... Bombilla...$ 600 Mate...$ 250 Yerba...$ 50 each kilo the thermo...if you are in USA or Canada, can find it there better. Almost everyone here uses the Aladdin STANLEY, imported from USA So..in dollars you'll need about U$ 50 for the mate and bombilla.and U$ 5 more for 5 kilos of yerba. With U$ 55 you can buy that. I put a bit more dollars for if... Of course that it depends on the quality of the things you want. Good luck...and dont hesitate to mail me if you want to know something more Bye
Answered by hallambra - Fri Mar 2 15:53:12 2007
Q. My friend is going to Uruguay and I would like him to pick up a very nice mate gourd with an Alpaca bombilla, as well as a thermos and several kilos of mate. I had a friend who introduced me to this custom and I have enjoyed it immensely. How much money should I give him in American dollars if the exchange rate is @ 24 pesos/dollar? How much will all of the above items cost?
Asked by skylane12 - Wed Feb 28 09:47:51 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello... I'm uruguayan living in Uruguay, so I'll try to give you the most exact prices for that.. Well...I called a place for knowing the prices... in uruguayan pesos here we go... Bombilla...$ 600 Mate...$ 250 Yerba...$ 50 each kilo the thermo...if you are in USA or Canada, can find it there better. Almost everyone here uses the Aladdin STANLEY, imported from USA So..in dollars you'll need about U$ 50 for the mate and bombilla.and U$ 5 more for 5 kilos of yerba. With U$ 55 you can buy that. I put a bit more dollars for if... Of course that it depends on the quality of the things you want. Good luck...and dont hesitate to mail me if you want to know something more Bye
Answered by hallambra - Fri Mar 2 15:53:12 2007
where can I purchase Argentine pesos with Pounds in London?
Q. Does anyone know where I can purchase Argentine pesos with Pounds in London? I prefer to change here because there will be hard to get rid of the Pounds, they usually accept Euros and dollars to buy Pesos only. I don't see the point of paying commission twice by buying Euros or Dollars here first and then exchange again in Argentina into pesos. Thanks.
Asked by Petete P - Sun Jun 21 05:47:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Does anyone know where I can purchase Argentine pesos with Pounds in London? I prefer to change here because there will be hard to get rid of the Pounds, they usually accept Euros and dollars to buy Pesos only. I don't see the point of paying commission twice by buying Euros or Dollars here first and then exchange again in Argentina into pesos. Thanks.
Asked by Petete P - Sun Jun 21 05:47:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Where can i trade in my 200 pesos to American dollars?
Q. I have 200 pesos from vacation still and i want to trade them into dollars here in the US. Where can i bring them that is easy to get to and trade them to dollars?
Asked by Craig B - Fri Jul 10 18:09:45 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could probably go to any bank and see if they can trade in the pesos for american money. I did that after i went to germany. or you could save the pesos for another trip if you think you will go again
Answered by softballLOVER - Fri Jul 10 18:19:19 2009
Q. I have 200 pesos from vacation still and i want to trade them into dollars here in the US. Where can i bring them that is easy to get to and trade them to dollars?
Asked by Craig B - Fri Jul 10 18:09:45 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could probably go to any bank and see if they can trade in the pesos for american money. I did that after i went to germany. or you could save the pesos for another trip if you think you will go again
Answered by softballLOVER - Fri Jul 10 18:19:19 2009
How many Argentine pesos equal 1 US dollar?
Q. How many Argentina Pesos would a US dollar equal up to? Thanks so much for the help!
Asked by Sofia B - Tue Apr 28 21:39:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. u can try that website where it will give a international rate everybody;
Answered by Mk - Tue Apr 28 21:50:18 2009
Q. How many Argentina Pesos would a US dollar equal up to? Thanks so much for the help!
Asked by Sofia B - Tue Apr 28 21:39:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. u can try that website where it will give a international rate everybody;
Answered by Mk - Tue Apr 28 21:50:18 2009
Can anyone recomend a good surf shop in Cancun? And how many pesos do they sell Skim Boards for?
Q. And, I wanted to FedEx the Board back to myself. Where is there a FedEx in Cancun? Anyone know how many Pesos that might be?
Asked by heartsandspiders - Mon May 26 23:38:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Skim boards, the greatest money maker for orthopaedic surgeons in the last thirty years! There are no waves in Cancun, but there is prpbably at least one store that sells skim boards. Ship it back to the US and you probably have to pay duty in it. Buy it at home.
Answered by John F - Tue May 27 23:46:46 2008
Q. And, I wanted to FedEx the Board back to myself. Where is there a FedEx in Cancun? Anyone know how many Pesos that might be?
Asked by heartsandspiders - Mon May 26 23:38:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Skim boards, the greatest money maker for orthopaedic surgeons in the last thirty years! There are no waves in Cancun, but there is prpbably at least one store that sells skim boards. Ship it back to the US and you probably have to pay duty in it. Buy it at home.
Answered by John F - Tue May 27 23:46:46 2008
where can I exchange us dollars for philippine pesos?
Q. I would like to exhange us dollars for philippine pesos in the states. I do not trust the exhange procedure in the philippines.
Asked by Always be Honest - Thu Oct 16 22:16:08 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Leave your dollars in the bank and use an atm card. I haven't had any trouble.
Answered by jd - Fri Oct 17 01:37:02 2008
Q. I would like to exhange us dollars for philippine pesos in the states. I do not trust the exhange procedure in the philippines.
Asked by Always be Honest - Thu Oct 16 22:16:08 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Leave your dollars in the bank and use an atm card. I haven't had any trouble.
Answered by jd - Fri Oct 17 01:37:02 2008
ok here is my problem i got this 1000 pesos columbian bill is it possible to get it converted into amercian $?
Q. yea i think the 1000 pesos should equal to about 100 american dollars right? is it possible to walk into any bank and get it converted or do i need to go somewhere special or wat ...wat do i do ?
Asked by Leo - Thu Jan 31 17:59:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. By making use of the link that the previous responder provided, we find that 1000 Colombia peso is about US$0.51 (US$1 = 1,940 Colombia pesos). You were using the exchange rate for Mexican pesos, which is an entirely different currency. For 51 cents, I would keep your note for a souvenir. It isn't worth trying to convert - Between the conversion rate and the commission that a currency exchange will charge you, you would get nothing for it.
Answered by I. B. Zoxx - Thu Jan 31 19:53:28 2008
Q. yea i think the 1000 pesos should equal to about 100 american dollars right? is it possible to walk into any bank and get it converted or do i need to go somewhere special or wat ...wat do i do ?
Asked by Leo - Thu Jan 31 17:59:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. By making use of the link that the previous responder provided, we find that 1000 Colombia peso is about US$0.51 (US$1 = 1,940 Colombia pesos). You were using the exchange rate for Mexican pesos, which is an entirely different currency. For 51 cents, I would keep your note for a souvenir. It isn't worth trying to convert - Between the conversion rate and the commission that a currency exchange will charge you, you would get nothing for it.
Answered by I. B. Zoxx - Thu Jan 31 19:53:28 2008
How to convert US dollars to Philippino pesos?
Q. Why must I haggle with a bank in Dipolog, Philippines for the best rate for converting to dollars to pesos? Isn't there some simpler way of electronically transfering from one to another. Can I transfer by wire, from the US, dollars to a Philippine bank account and have it automatically change into pesos at the best rate?
Asked by Robert B - Wed Aug 8 15:11:19 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They don't want to give you the best rate so they can pocket the rest, plus their "service fee." You pretty much answered your own question. HAGGLE with them. I'm sure, just like anywhere else, there are many other banks looking to get your business. Now, you did not specify how much money, but of course the more you have the more power you have to negotiate.
Answered by Jeff B - Wed Aug 8 15:21:11 2007
Q. Why must I haggle with a bank in Dipolog, Philippines for the best rate for converting to dollars to pesos? Isn't there some simpler way of electronically transfering from one to another. Can I transfer by wire, from the US, dollars to a Philippine bank account and have it automatically change into pesos at the best rate?
Asked by Robert B - Wed Aug 8 15:11:19 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They don't want to give you the best rate so they can pocket the rest, plus their "service fee." You pretty much answered your own question. HAGGLE with them. I'm sure, just like anywhere else, there are many other banks looking to get your business. Now, you did not specify how much money, but of course the more you have the more power you have to negotiate.
Answered by Jeff B - Wed Aug 8 15:21:11 2007
How much is 5000 Argentinian pesos worth in American dollars?
Q. I have 5000 Argentinian pesos, i want to convert it to American Money, how much would it be worth in American money
Asked by Brian P - Sat May 30 16:24:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The highest denomination banknote currently in use in Argentina is 100 Pesos. If you have a 5000 peso note, it is an obsolete type and is no longer redeemable. It may, however, have some modest value as a collectible.
Answered by I. B. Zoxx - Sat May 30 21:31:08 2009
Q. I have 5000 Argentinian pesos, i want to convert it to American Money, how much would it be worth in American money
Asked by Brian P - Sat May 30 16:24:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The highest denomination banknote currently in use in Argentina is 100 Pesos. If you have a 5000 peso note, it is an obsolete type and is no longer redeemable. It may, however, have some modest value as a collectible.
Answered by I. B. Zoxx - Sat May 30 21:31:08 2009
Is 12 million colombian pesos a lot in Colombia?
Q. I don't think 12 million dollars is the same as 12 million colombian pesos. I have seen apartments cost 580,000 pesos it seems like a lot!
Asked by Kabal - Sun Feb 8 18:03:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on your perspective. According to xe.com, 1 US dollar equals 2,448 colombian pesos. So, that 580,000 pesos is about $200 in U.S. cash...
Answered by Mark The Latin Travel Dude - Mon Feb 9 09:04:43 2009
Q. I don't think 12 million dollars is the same as 12 million colombian pesos. I have seen apartments cost 580,000 pesos it seems like a lot!
Asked by Kabal - Sun Feb 8 18:03:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on your perspective. According to xe.com, 1 US dollar equals 2,448 colombian pesos. So, that 580,000 pesos is about $200 in U.S. cash...
Answered by Mark The Latin Travel Dude - Mon Feb 9 09:04:43 2009
going to philipinnes in june, can anyone recommend best place to change british pounds to pesos?
Q. as in main question, am i better waiting to get there or can anyone recommend best place to exchange british pounds to Philippines pesos?
Asked by andrewmoore272 - Thu Feb 12 16:08:38 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Agree with Mared. Try SM malls. It would be safer.
Answered by woof woof - Thu Feb 12 23:39:53 2009
Q. as in main question, am i better waiting to get there or can anyone recommend best place to exchange british pounds to Philippines pesos?
Asked by andrewmoore272 - Thu Feb 12 16:08:38 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Agree with Mared. Try SM malls. It would be safer.
Answered by woof woof - Thu Feb 12 23:39:53 2009
Does anyone know where I can cash in my Pesos from Argentina?
Q. I recently ran across 1500 Pesos from Argentina that I forgot I had. Using a foreign currency converter online the amount in U.S. Dollars was $497.00!!! My problem is where can I cash these in? That would be enough gas money for at least a month! YIKES! Did I just write that? Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by ubbalinda - Fri Jul 25 04:27:48 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Assuming that they are the current peso notes, nearly any currency exchange will buy them. They do need to be the current types, though. All previous types are no longer redeemable. For photos of all current Argentine banknotes: Select Billetes y Monedas from the menu at left Select Emisiones Vigientes from the sub-menu (you might have to select it a second time to get the page to come up) Select Billetes from the web page
Answered by I. B. Zoxx - Fri Jul 25 19:55:22 2008
Q. I recently ran across 1500 Pesos from Argentina that I forgot I had. Using a foreign currency converter online the amount in U.S. Dollars was $497.00!!! My problem is where can I cash these in? That would be enough gas money for at least a month! YIKES! Did I just write that? Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by ubbalinda - Fri Jul 25 04:27:48 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Assuming that they are the current peso notes, nearly any currency exchange will buy them. They do need to be the current types, though. All previous types are no longer redeemable. For photos of all current Argentine banknotes: Select Billetes y Monedas from the menu at left Select Emisiones Vigientes from the sub-menu (you might have to select it a second time to get the page to come up) Select Billetes from the web page
Answered by I. B. Zoxx - Fri Jul 25 19:55:22 2008
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