67-GTQ

GUATEMALA

(quetzal = 100 centavos)

67-GTQ

Last 120 days

Text Box: The Bank of Guatemala was created in 1945, but began its works on July the 1st 1948. All notes issued since than should be redeemable. Until 1979 the quetzal was pegged to and domestically equal to the US dollar. In 2001 the quetzal loses its legal tender status (it is legal to use not only quetzals, but also any other currency as payments).

Text Box: Import / Export restrictions: Foreign currency: In: free Out: free Local currency: In: free Out: free

OLDER NOTES AND COINS IN RECALL STATUS

NOTES in circulation (1992+)

COINS in circulation (1996+)

Oval: to the rates

GTQ 10 (2010)

GTQ 10 (1992-2003)

GTQ 5 (2012) polymer

GTQ 1 (2007) polymer

paper GTQ 5, 1 have been replaced with polymer ones

	NOTES and COINS we buy	buy / sell % fixing	Valid till:
Notes	GTQ 200, 100, 50, 20, 10 (1992+): 5, 1 (polymer)	xx / xx %	in circulation
Notes	GTQ 5,1 (1992 paper) and the older 100, 50, 20, 10, 5, 1; 50 centavos (1948+) (Banco de Guatemala)	?? / ?? %	redeemable??


Coins	quetzal 1, centavos 50, 25, 10, 5, 2, 1 (1996+)	xx / xx %	in circulation
Coins	quetzal 1, centavos 50, 25, 10, 5, 2, 1 (1948-95)	?? / ?? %	Redeemable??

Area (sq km)	Population (2005)	Language/Ethnicity	Ethnicity / Religion	Life duration	GDP per capita (world position)
108 890	12 293 545	Spanish 60 %	Roman Catholic	male 67.37
	Guatemala City	23 others 40 %	Protestant	female 70.84	2005 : 4 300 (143)
	1 228 800		indigenous Mayan beliefs

GTQ 200 (2010)(156*67mm)

GTQ 100 (2009)(158*67mm)

GTQ 100 (2001+)(156*68mm)

GTQ 100 (1991-98)(156*68mm)

GTQ 50 (2001+)(156*68mm)

GTQ 50 (1992-95)(156*68mm)

GTQ 20 (2011)

GTQ 20 (1992-2003 sim)(156*68mm)

1 quetzal (2000)(29mm,11g)

1 quetzal (1999)(29mm,11g)

50 centavos (1998+)(24.25mm,5.05g)

25 centavos (1996+)(27mm,8g)

10 centavos (1998+)(21mm,3.2g)

5 centavos (1997+)(16mm,1.6g)

1 centavo (1999+)(19mm,0.8g)