First off, mil Cruzados means "a thousand Cruzados". 1000 mil Cruzados means you have 1000 banknotes each worth Cz$1000. Secondly, Brazil hasn't used the Cruzado as a currency in over 20 years. The current Brazilian currency is the Real.
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$1 in American money is equal to that of 2.42 Brazilian Real. 2.42 Brazilian Real would be equal to 6655 mil cruzados.
The rates change every day. Use this currency converter to calculate it.
The Brazilian Cruzerio is now obsolete. The notes were replaced with the Brazilian Real (BRL) on July 1, 1994. One BRL is equal to 2750 BRC.
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There's no such thing as a "brazilian dollar". The Brazilian currency is called "Real" (R$). 1 Real is weaker than 1 dollar. The exchange rate changes daily.
Y9ou can't change Brazilian Reals in normal banks or money exchange offices. If there is a branch of the Banco do Brasil in big city near you then you should be able to do it there.
Cruzado isn't a Brazilian currency anymore. The current currency is the Real (R$) One thousand reais worth 25.659 Indian rupees.
As of the current exchange rate, 100 US dollars is equivalent to approximately 530 Brazilian Real.
It would have been worth about $600. It isn't worth anything now- even in Brazil. Brazil delisted this currency and changed over to the Real in 1994. Banks won't take them any longer.
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