BOLIVIA

(boliviano = 100 centavos)

55-BOB
Text Box: Following long years of rampant inflation, the peso boliviano was replaced in 1987 by a new boliviano at a rate of one million to one. At that time, one new boliviano was roughly equivalent to 1 US-dollar. The previous notes are absolutely worthless. When the current boliviano was introduced, coins of 2 centavos and 5 centavos were used. They are no longer in circulation. Especially the 2 centavos coins now have some rarity value, retailing at about 1 boliviano a piece. Text Box: Import / Export restrictions: Foreign currency: In: free Out: free Local currency: In: free Out: free

Last 120 days

NOTES in circulation (2019)

5 bolivianos (23mm,5g)(2001+)

2 bolivianos (27mm,6.5g)(1991+)

1 boliviano (27mm,5g)(1987+)

50 centavos (24mm,3.75g)(1987+)

20 centavos (22mm,3.25g)(1987+)

10 centavos (19mm,1.85g)(1987+)

5 centavos (1987+)

2 centavos (1987+)
Oval: to the rates

BOB 5 (1986)(141*70mm)

BOB 5 (1986)(141*70mm)

BOB 200 (2015,18)

BOB 200 (2012)

BOB 200 (2005)(141*70mm)

BOB 200 (1986+)(141*70mm)

BOB 100 (2012)

BOB 100 (1986)(141*70mm)

BOB 50 (1986+)(141*70mm)

BOB 20 (2015)

BOB 20 (1986+)(141*70mm)

BOB 10 (1986+)(141*70mm)
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BOB 200 (2019)

BOB 100 (2019)

BOB 50 (2019)

BOB 20 (2019)

BOB 10 (2019)

older NOTES in circulation (1986+)

 

NOTES and COINS we buy

buy / sell

% fixing

Valid till:

Notes 

BOB 200, 100, 50, 20, 10 boliviano(2019,1986+)

xx / xx %

in circulation

BOB 5, 2 boliviano (1986)   (replaced by coins 2001, 1991)

xx / xx %

redeemable

 

 

 

 

Coins

boliviano 5, 2, 1; centavos 50, 20, 10 (1987+) (5, 2 centavos are out of circulation)

xx / xx %

in circulation

 

 

 

 

Area

(sq km)

Population (2005)

Language/Ethnicity

Ethnicity / Religion

Life duration

GDP per capita

(world position)

1 098 580

8 989 046

Spanish (official)

Roman Catholic 95 %

male 62.89

 

Sucre 204 200

Quechua (official)

Protestant 5 %

female 68.25

2005 : 2 700 (164)

La Paz 830 500

Aymara (official)