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Centavos
The value of a 1962 Cuban veinte centavos coin can vary based on its condition and collector demand. Typically, its worth ranges from a few cents to a few dollars. Coins in uncirculated or excellent condition may fetch higher prices among collectors. For an accurate assessment, it's best to consult a numismatic guide or a coin dealer.
25 cents
The official currency is the Cuban Peso (CUP), divided into 100 centavos.
i think about 5$
The monetary system of Cuba is a dual-value decimal based system, with the primary unit of Cuban money being called the Peso. There are two separate currencies circulating in Cuba: that based on the National Cuban Peso and that based on the Cuban Convertible Peso. The Cuban Convertible Peso, also called the chavito, is used mostly be tourists and for purchasing luxury items. Cuban citizens are paid their wages in the National Cuban Peso, and it is this currency in which staple goods and foods are traded. The exchange rate between them is officially 1 to 1, but the reality is that the Convertible Peso is worth 24 to 25 National Pesos.The names and relative values of the coins depicted above are, (top row, National currency,) from left to right: * One Centavos - 1/100 of a Peso * Five Centavos - 5/100 of a Peso * Ten Centavos - 10/100 of a Peso * Twenty-five Centavos - 25/100 of a Peso * Fifty Centavos - 50/100 of a Peso * One Peso - 100/100, 1 full Peso * Three Pesos -300/100, 3 full Pesos Bottom row, (Convertible currency) from left to right: * Five Centavos - 5/100 of a Peso * Ten Centavos - 10/100 of a Peso * Twenty-five Centavos -25/100 of a Peso
* Cuban Trojan * Bee Hummingbird * Cuban Finch * Cuban Hutia * Cuban Bulldog Bat * Cuban Solenodon * Cuban Mongoose * Cuban Crocodile * Cuban Iguana * Cuban Treefrog
# Cuban Finch, Cuban Trogan, Bee Hummingbird, Cuban Kite, Cuban Parakeet, Cuban Hutia. Greater bulldog bat, Cuban Solenodon, Small Indian Mongoose, Pallid Bat, Cuban crocodile, Cuban ground Iguana, Cuban Boa, Cuban treefrog, Monte Ibeira Dwarf Eleuth.
The official language of the Republic of Cuba is Spanish. Because it is a Caribbean dialect, Cuban Spanish differs slightly from standard Spanish.
Birds: Cuban finch, Bee Hummingbird, Cuban Trogan, Cuban Parakeet, Cuban Kite Mammals: Cuban Hutia, Greater Bull dog bat, Cuban Solenodon, Small Indian Mongoose, Pallid Bat Reptiles & Amphibians: Cuban Crocodile, Cuban Ground Iguana, Cuban Boa, Cuban Treefrog, Monte Iberia Dwarf Eleuth
The exchange rate is always changing due to the economy but in Cuba it's usually about the same. 1 Cuban peso or CUC is 1.08 US dollars. And 1 Canadian dollar is 0.93 Cuban cents/centavos in CUC (the Cuban currency) Well ive heard that 1 dollar here is 27 dollars but im not sure
They are treated according with how the person in question behaves as an individual Cuban or not Cuban.