As much as you want but anything over 10,000 must be reported to the u.s customs
There are many countries that use dollars as their currency denomination: Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, USA are some examples. You have not specified which one.
There is no price for one currency. Currencies are traded in pairs and the price is for one currency in terms of the other currency.
One pound in British currency equals $1.55 in US currency. There is 1.63 in Canadian currency with one British pound.
There are too many un-implied or un-presented variables in your question to give you a direct answer about one country or the other. A few include:Which country do you live in and how much would you pay in duty to bring your new purchase across the border?Which currency is your 'native' currency, and what is the current exchange rate?Where is the stone located that you want to buy?
Google "currency - conversion - dollars" and the currency you are interested in.
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It depends on which country you are in. Most countries have no limit to how much foreign money you can keep. Some countries do have restrictions on owning foreign currency. The limits vary, in a very few countries it is illegal to own any foreign currency.A different question is how much cash you are allowed to bring into or out of a country. For example, in the case of the EU, if you bring in or out more then the equivalent of €10000 in any currency, you must declare it to customs. This is an anti money-laundering measure.
One yen is equivalent to one penny in US currency. ¥1≈$0.01
The Iraq currency can be converted into Canadian dollars very easily. One Canadian dollar, used in the country known as Canada, is equal to 1105.60 in the Iraq currency.
The foreign exchange rate of one currency compared to another currency shows how much one currency is worth in terms of the other currency. It indicates the relative value of the two currencies in the global market.
When entering Canada, a person can bring any amount of money; however, if you are carrying CAD 10,000 or more (or its equivalent in foreign currency), you must declare it to Canadian customs. Failing to declare amounts over this limit can result in penalties. It's also advisable to keep documentation of the source of the funds for easier processing. Always check for any updates on regulations before traveling, as rules may change.
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