Many people have speculated over this. Some people say the Euro, some say the Chinese Yuan. Although, no other world currency is nearly as stable as the US dollar.
The guyanese dollar. Although, in Guyana, it is obviously only referred to as simply "the dollar". This has been the currency for over 170 years.
There is no "de facto universal currency". Technically the most probably de facto universal currency is the Yuan used by more than 1/4 of the worlds population. The US Dollar is much less.
because some currency is used more than others. The U.S dollar for example, is used in more than just the U.S. It used to be used in europe, canada, and all over the world. But since europe's currency is being used more, there currency is worth more than the U.S
The Canadian dollar has changed in value over the years. I would need a particular year and currency to compare it with to answer this question.
Authentic examples of the 1776 Continental Currency dollar are very rare, 7 different varieties are known. Values start at $10,000.00 and go over $100,000.00 and more depending on type and grade.
Authentic examples of the 1776 Continental Currency dollar are very rare, 7 different varieties are known. Values start at $10,000.00 and go over $100,000.00 and more depending on type and grade.
The colon is the unit of currency in Costa Rica. One U.S. dollar is worth over five hundred Costa Rican colon.
Authentic examples of the 1776 Continental Currency dollar are very rare, 7 different varieties are known. Values start at $10,000.00 and go over $100,000.00 and more depending on type and grade.
I wouldn't necessarily say that countries all over the world use the US dollar because each country/ region uses a different form of currency. However, I think the world is familiar with the US dollar because, in terms of international relations, the United States is considered to be a great power. This means that it is more or less considered one of the top countries leading the way in development and so other countries may find it more beneficial to be familiar with US currency.
Zimbabwe's first currency, the Zimbabwean dollar (ZWD), was introduced in 1980 after the country gained independence from British colonial rule. The currency replaced the Rhodesian dollar at a rate of one-to-one. Over the years, the Zimbabwean dollar has undergone several redenominations due to hyperinflation, leading to significant changes in its value and circulation.
The pound is term for the British currency while the dollar is American. Banks all over the world compare their currencies value to that of the American dollar. Right now the pound is at 1.53280.
1/2 of a dollar - 50 cents 3/4 of a dollar = 75 cents