Cuba - Cuban Convertible Peso (1994-present)
The convertible peso (sometimes given as CUC$) (informally called a chavito), is one of two official currencies in Cuba, the other being the peso. It has been in limited use since 1994, when it was treated as equivalent to the U.S. dollar. On November 8, 2004, the U.S. dollar ceased to be accepted in Cuban retail outlets leaving the convertible peso as the only currency in circulation in many Cuban businesses. Officially exchangeable only within the country, its value is currently pegged to $1.08 U.S. The convertible peso is, by the pegged rate, the tenth-highest-valued currency unit in the world and the highest valued "peso" unit.By: Alaincoins
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1 Peso 1994
KM#578.1 |
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5 Centavos 1994
KM# 575.1 |
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10 Centavos 1994
KM# 576.1 |
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25 Centavos 1994
KM# 577.1 |
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50 Centavos 1994
KM# 578 |
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5 Centavos 1996
KM# 575.2 |
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10 Centavos 1996
KM# 576.2 |
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1 Peso 1998
KM# 579.2 |
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5 Centavos 1998
KM# 575.2 |
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5 Centavos 1999
KM# 575.2 |
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10 Centavos 1999
KM# 576.2 |
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1 Peso 2000
KM# 579.2 |
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10 Centavos 2000
KM#576.2 |
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25 Centavos 2000
KM#577.2 |
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1 Centavo 2002
KM# 733 |
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25 Centavos 2003
KM#577.2 |
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1 Centavo 2005
KM# 733 |
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1 Centavo 2007
KM# 729 |
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1 Peso 2007
KM# 579.2 |
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10 Centavos 2008
KM# 576.2 |
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