Historic Exchange Rates
Sucres per U.S. Dollar:
- 25.00 (1979)
- 2,564.50 (1995)
- 3,189.50 (1996)
- 3,988.30 (1997)
- 5,446.60 (1998)
- 11,786.80 (1999)
- 24,860.70 (January 2000)
- 25,000.00 (at dollarization time)
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