What are the factors considered for valuating currency/deciding value of a currency for any country?
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Major currencies prices are decided by supply and demand factors..like the dollar, euro, etc..these are free float currency..\n\nsometimes currencies are regulated by the respective governments..like the yuan..\n\nOtherwise interest rates and inflation also have a bearing on the currency prices
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http://finance.yahoo.com/currency?u\nGO HERE AND YOU WILL FIND OUT
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My favourite websites for Exchange rates is http://www.exchangerate.com/\n\nIt has currency rates for most countries in the world and is always up to date.\n\n-daniel
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Trading currency means borrowing in currency X and converting it into currency Y in the hope that currency Y will appreciate against currency X.  When you are ready to close your trade, you convert back from currency Y to currency X.  If Y has appreciated against X, you make a profit.  \n\nNowadays currency trading has been made very easy.  You just have to decide whether you want to buy or sell a particular pair of currency.  For example, if you buy EUR/USD at 1.30, you gain if the rate goes up and lose if it goes down.
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This is a question which requires lengthy answer, here it is not possible.\n\nStock market is the place where companies float their shares for public purchase.\n\nIndividuals from the public visualize the market condition with that of business of a company. If the general guess is for a better prospects, public price of the shairs will go up and if prospects are not good, the public price of shairs will go down.\n\nThe price of currency of a country is fixed with respect to international economic standing of that country. With changes in economic role on international level the currency value changes accordingly.\n\nTo fix price of a currency by a country involves lot of considerations. For example if one country increases its currency value with respect to other countries, cost price of exports will increase and so it will face more competition and so is the reverse. There are many such factors. This is why it is not free will to adjust value of a currency.\n\nGold is a raw material with minimum chances to depreciate. Oil is the biggest raw material now a days. These and few other raw materials directly control the international business and so they affect the value of currency.
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Use this website\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/currency?u
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Post it in US Dollars and your local currency\nInternational buyers will understand US dollar value without having to convert, and local potentials will be catered to also.
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24 Euros\nare worth\n16.26 Pounds Sterling \n\nIf you need further conversion go here\nhttp://coinmill.com/EUR_GBP.html
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where you echange different types of currency
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Try the site below. About half way down the page is a calculator for 'relative' value of US dollars
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Money. Language. Money. Customs. Money. Culture. Money.
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It all depends on what condition it's in. If it is worn (when you compare it to other coins) there is less value \nthan if it's in perfect shape.  It also depends on where \nit was made.  You really have to take it to someone that can\nlook at and put a value on it.  Just to be safe, take it to\n2 or 3 different places. Do not clean it. If it is valuable,\ncleaning will take away some of the value.
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Economic indicators ar Governmental statistics released on a regular basis that indicate the growth and health of a country.\n\nEconomic indicators often affect and influence the value of a country's currency. \n\nSome examples are:\n--The Trade Deficit\n--The Gross National Product\n--Industrial Production\n--The Unemployment Rate\n--Business Inventories \n\nThe best place to reserach them is at the Government library for economic indicators: http://www.gpoaccess.gov/indicators/index.html
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Nothing\n\nThe Euro is now the currency of Spain\n\nIt would have been worth $7.17\n\nIt is no longer accepted for changing at commercial banks. There is a very faint chance that the central Spanish bank in Madrid  may still change it for Euros.
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as i know..loss valuation is the loss amount when you convert the value from other currency to your country base currency...
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A country's currency value Vs. another country's currency value is determined by many factors, one is the purchasing demand of one country's currency, in the case of the US Dollar it is so widely popular because many countries rely on it to build their cash reserves, they stock US Dollars in banks so that when they have to pay a loan debt they use that currency, it is also one of the most stable economies, thus the price for 1 USD keeps it's value throughout the world. \n\nWorld economy is changing and now the Euro has more value than the US Dollar, the echange rate is something like 1.30 USD per 1 Euro, the hcines Yuan remains at 8 Yuans per 1 Us Dollar, but in this case the chinese government dictates what the exchange rate is and not the common market value.\n\nStrong economies have strong currency values, weaker economies have weak eschange values in their currency.
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There is a site for collectors of currency listed below. I suggest you start there, and post your question to them, since Yahoo seems unlikely to be helpful in the answer here.