How much is this Chinese bill worth?
The banknote from Taiwan (Republic of China/ROC), NOT from mainland China (People's Republic of China/PRC). It was NEVER used or recognized as currency for consumer exchange in the PRC, where all banknotes are adorned with the image of Mao Zedong. That particular banknote depicting Chiang Kai-shek (Jiang Jieshi), is from the 1981 Series and was issued on June 15, 1982. In 1999 a new series of banknotes were printed and were issued on July 3, 2000. The new $1000 TWD banknote no longer has Chiang Kai-shek's image, rather commemorates elementary education. The new series of TWD addresses counterfeiting measures. At present, the exchange rate is $1 TWD = $0.03 USD, $1 USD = $29.99 TWD. On the current market, that particular banknote has a face value of about $30 USD. Some of the answers you've received are confusing the Renminbi (CNY/Chinese Yuan) with the Taiwan dollar (TWD). The two are NOT the same nor are they interchangeable. The Republic of China and the People's Republic of China are NOT the same either...
I Have a China Kweichow Auto Dollar (1928)?
A reputable coin store will know what it is, or will know how to properly research it. There are a lot of high quality counterfeits out there and you pretty much have to be an expert to spot them. Price? $1000 + depending on the condition. That's the catalogue price. Coin stores likely won't give you that price, they need to make a profit, so you'll only get a fraction of the asking price. Better off getting it authenticated and selling it on Ebay, where you can get better dollar value.
Why we do not have larger dollar bills since the US dollar lost 98% of its purchasing power since the creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913?
Because cents used to be the common denomination. Cheeseburgers were 19 cents in 1961.Today, they are about a dollar. So cheeseburgers are 5 times more expensive than they were 60 yrs ago.Two governmental military experts with extensive experience working with missiles and computer security systems have examined the television video and conclude the mysterious contrail originating some 30 miles off the coast near Los Angeles did not come from a jet – but rather, they say the exhaust and the billowing plume emanated from a single source nozzle of a missile, probably made in China.They further suggest the missile was fired from a submerged Chinese nuclear submarine off America’s coast, and point out that the timing of the alleged Chinese missile shot coincided with an increasing confrontation between the U.S. and China, and was likely meant to send a message to Washington.Indeed, the Federal Aviation Administration documents that there were no aircraft flying in the area at that time, the night of Nov. 8.
How much does it cost to live in China?
It’s depends which city you want to stay.Let’s see from the Big mac index perspective (invented by The Economist).The idea as a reference point is merely because Big Mac has the (supposed to) same ingredients and McDonald’s offers Big Macs virtually in all cities worldwide. Therefore it’s a great item to use as a standard measure of value across several cities worldwide.With an annual salary of $24,000.00, you can buy approximately 5,010 Big Macs per year in United States at $4.79/piece. That is equivalent to 418 pieces per month or 14 pieces per day.On the other hand, with the same amount of annual salary, you can buy approximately 8,664 Big Macs per year in China at $2.77/piece. That is equivalent to 722 pieces per month or 24 pieces per day.——————————————-Clearly it only provides a rough guide of purchasing power in buying Big Mac per se but does not provide an accurate reflection of overall purchasing power of a monthly pay cheque for an international worker (expat) !In reality, when you're working abroad your cost of living expenses will be determined by a lot of other relocation and expatriation cost based on your needs. Your cost of living will vary depending on your own lifestyle. The best way to make it worth is whether your lifestyle can match the same way as your own lifestyle in your home country.In other words, we can say that to maintain a similar/comparable standard of living as you like to have with USD24,000.00 in New York, you need only to pay USD11,117.22 in Beijing !Use the Cost of Living Calculator spreadsheet to get the best estimate according to your own spending pattern not a stranger spending pattern.Reference/download : World Cost of Living spreadsheet (crowdsourced data)
How much is 1 lapad worth?
I found an information that 5 lapad is 50000yen which means that 1 lapad must be 10 000 yen http://www.philippinestoday.net/July2002... Now , there is something you must know as a father. Many foreign unskilled workers, taken to Japan to study the job, actually are exploited by some shadow companies. The government is fighting to stop this, but for now,without a much success. There was recently a case of some Chinese girls, who were invited to study for tailors or something,and were paid like 320yen/h, while the lowest legal hourly wage is over 600yen.They were asked to work overtime without any payment. Finally, exhausted and starved, they left work. The article is only in Japanese,and I'm not giving it here. In Tokyo no one can survive with 80000 a month.So maybe it is best to talk to your son again.
Found Hong Kong money, is it worth anything?
Wow, thanks so much for your answers. I actually found 11 of these bills, I was thinking each was going to be worth like a dollar or something, because I know some countries use 1,000 and it's worth like 1.
Say I bring 5 USD (American) Dollars to china, what can it buy? What is 1$ equal to? Is american money more?
As of today, one US dollar is worth 6.43 RMB. What can 6.43 RMB buy in China today?An Airport Express ticket to the Beijing city center cost me 25 RMB, which is a little below 4 dollars. A metro ticket inside the city costs 3 RMB, which is less than 50 cents. Local train fares seem very cheap in China.When I shopped at a Family Mart convenience store in Beijing only a few days ago, I remember having paid for a bag of pastry 7.5 RMB, which is a little over a dollar and equivalent to in Europe or the US (?), or Japan even.When I bought a humble ham & cheese croissant sandwich and a water diort so as to avoid the airplane food before boarding, I had to swallow paying 70 RMB (!), which is equivalent to 11 US dollars or 10 Euro (!!)So what can 5 US dollars buy you in China today?It depends on where you spend it. But I’m under the impression that the purchasing value of RMB isn’t that very far apart, especially for food in China.Which makes me wonder how in the:world can an average income earner live in China with this high cost of living? How do they do that…?
How much money does 1000 ecuador worth in america?
They use US dollars in Ecuador so it is the same $1000 = $1000.
How much is my ngan-hang quoc-gia viet nam bills worth?
Is this the bill you wanna mention? http://www.truclamyentu.info/tlls_dongtienvietnam/5%20dong.jpg If so, the bill currently is not to circular in currency system of State Bank of Vietnam. And you all only keep this as a plaything.