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Information about Banco Central de Venezuela and the Monetary Unit Bolívar
Historical overview The Banco Central de Venezuela was created on September 7th 1939 with the issue of the Act "Ley del Banco Central de Venezuela" (The Central Bank of Venezuela Act), as a goal to centralize the banknotes and coin issuing, which in that time, many banks where issuing banknotes.Monetary Unit Name Bolívar of Silver (1879-1918)Bolívar of Gold (1918-1974) Bolívar (1974-2007) Monetary System 100 Céntimos = 1 BolívarTime Period From 1879 through December 31st 2007, which has been replaced by "Bolívar Fuerte".Monetary equivalence 5 Céntimos = 1 Centavo (Venezolano)1 Bolívar = 20 Centavo (Venezolano) 5 Bolívares = 1 Venezolano Denominations
1 Bolívar (Tinoquito)
2 Bolívares (Tinoquito)
5 Bolívares
10 Bolívares
20 Bolívares
50 Bolívares
100 Bolívares (Tabla)
500 Bolívares
1000 Bolívares (Luca)
2000 Bolívares
5000 Bolívares
10000 Bolívares
20000 Bolívares
50000 Bolívares
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