You can't. Due to hyperinflation in Mexico the old peso (Pesos issued until 1993) was replaced by the "new" Peso at the rate of $1000 old pesos to the new. So your bill would be 50 new pesos. However, Mexican banks stopped redeeming old pesos for new in 1996 so your bill is just a collectors item and could be sold on eBay and the like, but can't be redeemed for Mexican Pesos.
Mexican currency made prior to 1993 are no longer legal tender though you might get something from a coin dealer. There are few to none places to cash in foreign coins of any country.
One peso, five peso, and ten peso coins in the Philippines are made of nickel-plated steel. These coins contain a small amount of nickel, which is a ferromagnetic material. When exposed to a magnet, the coins will be attracted to it due to the presence of nickel in their composition. This attraction is a result of the magnetic properties of nickel, which causes the coins to be influenced by the magnetic field of the magnet.
1 peso coins circumference?
To find the total amount in pesos for 1,237 ten-peso coins, you multiply the number of coins by their value: 1,237 coins × 10 pesos/coin = 12,370 pesos. Therefore, 1,237 pieces of ten-peso coins amount to 12,370 pesos.
a peso coin is made through melting of copper ores and molding it into peso coins
The 1 Peso coins were introduced to replace the paper notes in 1972.
The Philippines have had Peso coins and also Dollar coins when they were occupied by the US.
Uruguayan peso
The official currency in Mexico is the Peso.
What foreign coins can you take to the bank and cash in
186.9 or 187
Money in Puerto Rico is known as dinero (money) or chavo. The US dollar is called peso.