Bolivian peso
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The peso was the currency of Bolivia between 1963 and 1987. It was divided into 100 centavos. Officially called the peso boliviano, it replaced the old boliviano at a rate of one thousand to one. The peso boliviano suffered hyperinflation in the mid-1980s, resulting in its replacement by a new boliviano in 1987 at a rate of a million to one.
The symbol of the pesos bolivianos was $b.
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| Current | Argentine peso · Chilean peso · Colombian peso · Cuban peso · Cuban convertible peso · Dominican peso · Mexican peso · Philippine piso · Uruguayan peso |
| Defunct | Argentine peso moneda nacional · Argentine peso ley · Argentine peso argentino · Bolivian peso · Costa Rican peso · Ecuadorian peso · El Salvadoran peso · Guatemalan peso · Guinea Bissau peso · Honduran peso · Nicaraguan peso · Paraguayan peso · Puerto Rican peso · Spanish peso · Venezuelan peso |
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