What is the value of a 1984 1000 peso Mexican bill?

Answer 1

Mexico experienced runaway inflation during the late 1980s and by 1992 was forced to withdraw all bills and coins because they were becoming effectively worthless. They were replaced with "nuevo pesos" (New Pesos) at a rate of 1000 old = 1 new.

Unfortunately that means your bill is only worth 1 new peso, which is about 10¢ U.S. at current exchange rates.

Answer 2

Mexico uses the $ sign for their currency but it refers to pesos, rather than dollars.

Due to high inflation, Mexican currency was revalued in 1992-93 at the rate of 1000 to 1. That means your bill is worth 1/10 of a new peso, or about 1 cent.

Answer 3

Very little. Mexico's currency lost most of its purchasing power due to inflation. In 1992/93, bills and coins were withdrawn and replaced with "new pesos" at the rate of 1000 to 1, as a way to reduce the number of zeros in prices. At the worst point, 200 pesos were worth about 1 U.S. cent.

Answer 4

10$ dollars an America is 100 pesos in Mexico.

Answer 5

Exchange rates change every day

as of June 6 2010 it is

1 US dollars = 13.0150 Mexican pesos

Answer 6

How much is 100 u.s. dollars worth in Mexico