My girlfriend and I are going to be needing transportation around the Nicoyo peninsula. Can anyone recommend a good, reliable private driver in Costa Rica? We are looking for a English speaking, very ...
Soles de Oro is a currency that stopped being used in Peru more than 40 years ago as far as I recall. This is totally different to the currency used right now which are the Nuevos Soles. As a currency, Soles de Oro don't have any value. It could be bought by people who like to collect old coins though.
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Actually, 1 dollar is 3.20 soles, so 50 are 15.60 dollars. You can see the daily exchange rate in El Comercio's (Peru's first newspaper) home page, under "Tipo de Cambio" in the header:
http://www.elcomercioperu.com.pe/online/
(C stands for "buy", that is, what's the price you'll get for your dollars in Peru; V stands for "sale", how much you need to pay for buying dollars in Peru).
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