It depends on what you mean. If you're talking about a circulation coin or bill from postwar Germany, the conversion rate was about 2 marks to the dollar at the time that marks were replaced by euros in 2002.
On the other hand if you're talking about a coin or bill from before 1950, it may have some collector value. In that case please post a new question with the item's date - and mint mark, if it's a coin.
A commodity is a good that is worth money, there is no such thing as "commodity money". So if you have a good that was purchased from a vendor that is by definition a commodity, its value is whatever you paid for it, my suggestion is a mark up and that is its profit.
Faith. American currancy is backed by the full faithcredit of the government of the U.S.
Euros are the currency that is universal to many countries of Europe. Their value is equal to $1.38, so 5 Euros would convert to $3.62 in American money.
Two Hundred Baisa----Value in American money--------thanks Sam
No, because the value of money depreciates with inflation.
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105USD
To keep value, ranking, and just a little mark of humanity.
One USD = 3.5 Argentine Peso Note: Value as of 13 Feb 2009
1,000,000.00 british in us money
A lot of money
about $25 depending on condition and mint mark
What is the value of a 100 cent francs
Value and btw Netherlands uses euros
The coin is still only face value.
Throw all of your American money off of a Canadian bridge. The Canadian next to you will feel so sorry for you that he will give you the equivalent value in Canadian money.