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Currencies of the Americas on a Map

Fill in the map of the Americas by correctly guessing the currency used in each country. Countries that use the same currency are merged.
If a country uses multiple currencies, those must be guessed separately.
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Last updated: May 7, 2024
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First submittedMay 1, 2024
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Country
Currency
Antigua and Barbuda
Eastern Caribbean dollar
Argentina
Argentine peso
Bahamas
Bahamian dollar
Barbados
Barbadian dollar
Belize
Belize dollar
Bolivia
Boliviano
Brazil
Real
Canada
Canadian dollar
Chile
Chilean peso
Colombia
Colombian peso
Costa Rica
Colón
Cuba
Cuban peso
Dominica
Eastern Caribbean dollar
Dominican Republic
Dominican peso
Ecuador
US dollar
El Salvador
Bitcoin
US dollar
Grenada
Eastern Caribbean dollar
Guatemala
Quetzal
Guyana
Guyanese dollar
Country
Currency
Haiti
Gourde
Honduras
Lempira
Jamaica
Jamaican dollar
Mexico
Mexican peso
Nicaragua
Córdoba
Panama
Balboa
US dollar
Paraguay
Guaraní
Peru
Peruvian sol
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Eastern Caribbean dollar
Saint Lucia
Eastern Caribbean dollar
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Eastern Caribbean dollar
Suriname
Surinamese dollar
Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago dollar
United States
US dollar
Uruguay
Uruguayan peso
Venezuela
Sovereign Bolívar
Virtual Bolívar
US dollar
1 Comments
cta127
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Level 72
May 7, 2024
A lot of you guys might be confused about what's going on with Venezuela. Anyway, the Sovereign experienced hyperinflation so the "Digital" was introduced to take off 6 zeros; 1,000,000 Sovereigns is equal to one Digital. This isn't a replacement though, Sovereigns are still accepted at a ratio of 1 mil to 1.

It's not actually digital, that's just its name. Physical "Digital" notes are still issued. Since the Venezuelans don't trust their currency either, a lot of transactions are done in USD.

As for the others; El Salvador is just trying to be trendy, and Panama has always been de-facto dollarised. Their currency is pegged at par with USD (1-1 ratio), and no notes are issued.

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