Is guinea Irish currency?
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The Irish currency is the Euro. Before 2002 the currency was the Irish Pound, or the Punt. \n\nA Guinea was an old name for a coin worth a pound and a shilling (5 pence).
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The bank exists. But be careful about answering any information or giving any to any one. acaheck it out real close. You could save yourself a lot of grief by listening to the advice of  vsjunk23  \n\n\nABIDJAN, 1 Feb 2002 (IRIN) - The World Bank has resumed full economic cooperation with Cote d'Ivoire, the bank's office in Abidjan announced on Friday, one day after the country paid in full arrears amounting to FCFA 31 billion (US $44.5 million) that it owed the institution.\n\nMamadou Dia, head of operations in Abidjan, said at a news conference in the Ivorian commercial capital that the arrears were paid via a bridge financing that involved the Central Bank of West African States and the Swiss-based Bank for International Settlements. The debt settlement will allow "the total resumption of disbursements for all of the World Bank's portfolios in Cote d'Ivoire totalling an as-yet undisbursed sum of FCFA 200 billions (about US $270 million)", Dia said. It will also permit the Ivorian government to benefit from new loans and credits, render the country eligible for the Highly Indebted Poor Countries initiative, and allow it to implement a multisectorial HIV/AIDS programme.\n\nThe World Bank stopped funding Cote d'Ivoire in October 2000 after the then military-led government failed to make payments for over 60 days on the arrears.\n\nFriday's announcement is the latest indication of an improvement in relations between the country and international lenders, many of whom had severed ties with Abidjan in recent years. \n\nThe aid freeze, which started in 1998 when the European Union suspended disbursements following the embezzlement of some FCFA 18 billion (US $24.3 million), worsened in the aftermath of the December 1999 coup d'etat. Analysts agree that efforts toward socio-political and macroeconomic reforms, begun by the current government, are slowly paying off. The European Union is expected to resume full cooperation by the end of this quarter.
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probably alot more than you'd expect, everything to do with ireland is rediculously expensive.
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This is probably 100,000 pounds (British pounds). \n\nThe current exchange rate is 1.9114 so it is approximately $191,114.00
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You are completely correct. The Euro was introduced in 1999 so whoever said it wasn't introduced until 2002 hasn't got a clue what they are talking about. The Euro was introduced as physical banknotes in 2002 but from 1999 it was launched for bank transactions, accounting and most relevant to your question for the financial markets (i.e. you could trade oil in Euros).\n\nThe Iraq war began primarily because Iraq began selling its oil (through the oil for food program) in Euros. The harm that this does to the US economy is easy to see. $1 is worth about €1.23 - thus oil from countries that sell their oil in Euros becomes more expensive in the US.\n\nBasically many economies rely on the strength of their currency backed by gold but in the US their currency is quite weak (e.g. nearly $2 for every British pound) and to prop up this failing currency they use oil. Higher oil prices would lead to increased interest rates and higher inflation rates and this is something that the US can ill afford. Thus when Saddam began selling in Euros something had to be done about it. Now Iran has cut dollar transactions to a minimum and we have seen what has happened to ol prices. I would hazzard a guess that many more countries may follow suit. I would hazzard a guess that maybe Venuzuela will be the next to do so.
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check here \nhttp://www.bankpng.gov.pg/exchangerate/index.htm\n\n1.00 USD\nUnited States Dollars  = 3.03060 PGK\nPapua New Guinea Kina  \n1 USD = 3.03060 PGK   1 PGK = 0.329968 USD
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course it is\n\nit has its own regional asseumby and is part of the United Kingdom  NOT Republic ofIreland . Of course there are people in NI who want to become part of the Republic\n\nsee www.direct.gov.uk or\n\nhttp://www.direct.gov.uk/Gtgl1/GuideToGovernment/Parliament/ParliamentArticles/fs/en?CONTENT_ID=4003244&chk=y0Mvxb for the detail
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That's not exactly true.  Europe has adopted the Euro which is used by all European countries, however Great Britain which is part of the European union has elected to stay with the pound, for now.
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where you echange different types of currency
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The South African currency?
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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 of today May 29, 2006\n FXConverter - 164 Currency Converter Results \n\nMonday, May 29, 2006 \n91 Euro = 62.38869 British Pound \n91 British Pound (GBP) = 132.732 Euro (EUR) \n\nCheck out FX Converter
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The old currency usually has an expiration date.  However, it can be different in every case.  Check with the country of concern.
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Here's a link to the Department Of Treasury's Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, the agency responsible for currency:
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Yes, any bank will do this when supported with the correct identification.  You may have to pay a surcharge however as you will be converting Sterling to Euros.
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roi usually means 'Republic Of Ireland'
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http://www.interchangefx.co.uk/currency_converter.htm\n\nGood luck