how much is HK$7,888 in Philippine peso?
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It is 52,705.22 PHP\n:)\n\nnjoi\nrajesh
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18000 USD u can convert it as per the xchange rate per year
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"he United States minted coins for the Philippines from 1903-1945. These coins came in 1/2 centavo (minted only 1903-1908 with 17.7 million coins; yet unpopular with public and so were discontinued), 1 centavo, 5 centavo, 10 centavo, 20 centavo, 50 centavo, and 1 peso varieties. The 1/2 and 1 centavo coins were bronze, the 5 centavo nickel, the 10, 20, 50 centavo and peso coins were silver. From 1903-1906, the silver coins had a high content (90% silver, also known as coin silver). The composition was reduced in 1907, due to a jump in silver prices."\n\nThat won't help if you're just wanting to know if that one that YOU have is silver. Sorry. You could take it to a pawn shop... maybe a bank.
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That depends on what airport you want to fly in to.  Most (Bacolod (BCD), Butuan (BXU), Cagayan de Oro (CGY), Davao (DVO), Dipolog (DPL), General Santos (GES), etc) are just over $1500.\n\nCebo (CEB) is about $1225
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The Korean Won is the currency in South Korea (Republic of Korea, KR, KOR). The symbol for KRW can be written W, and ₩. The Korean Won is divided into 100 chon. The exchange rate for the Korean Won was last updated on April 17, 2006 from The IMF. \n$31.20\nOr 30,000 Korean Won equals 31.20 US dollars or \n961 Korean Won equals 1.00 US dollar
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Pesos. About 10 pesos to $1 USA .
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Well, this can be a long answer, but the short of it is:  which way the rate goes with which currencies?\n\nExample:  you have a price set of 100 mexican pesos for an item and the exchange rate is 5 pesos per dollar.  So, you need US$20 to buy this item.  One month later, you are invoiced for 100 mex pesos.  You now go to pay this invoice 30 days after receiving it and the exchange rate is now 3 pesos per USD.  So, in order to buy those pesos to pay the bill, you must convert US$33 to pay the bill.  The peso strengthened against the dollar, so it costs you more to pay the bill in this example.\n\nHint:  Purchase as much as you can in USD.  It's a globally traded currency that is universally accepted.
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1 Malasian Ringgits (MYR) is worth 0.270241 United States Dollars (USD) \n\nand   1 USD = 3.70040 MYR  \n\nThat is at time of posting.\n\nRemember the exchange rate changes day by day, and that you won't get that rate whenyou change money as Forex sellers buy and sell at different rates -- that spread is how they make their money.\n\nUse http://www.xe.com to check latest rate.
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No, it doesn't. On the contrary, the more dollars that come in the country, the better for maintaining the exchange rate low. It is now at 11.68 pesos per dollar. The high prices for goods is because most goods involving technology are imported. Remember an abundance of supply lowers prices.
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2,333,333.33 pesos, or about $25 USD.\n\nHehe, just kidding, it's actually around $211,630.61 USD
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$9,490,431 at current exchange rates
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A single US dollar is equivalent to 953.89 Korean Won.\n\nThis website is good for currency exchange information:\n\nhttp://www.xe.com/ucc/
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Rangng $60,000-$70,000 usd
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You mean 10 pesos?  If it's one currently used (not an old one) ... it's worth a little over one dollar
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20,000,000 Mexican Peso = 1,920,586 US Dollar
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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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it's 230pesos per day, 8 hours to be exact.. here in Philippines. ...equivalent to  US$4.34 :(