I am a us citizen and my wife is a green card holder. We will be going to mexico(cabo) and coming back to america. what do I need as far as paperwork etc please thx......
I am looking for an all-inclusive hotel/resort in Cancun that is semi upscale and near to the clubbing scene. I am in a group of about 5 or 6 college students looking for a good deal for spring break....
I am an American citizen and my husband is a Mexican citizen with Permanent Residence status in the United States. We currently live in Texas and plan to move to Mexico by 2011. We will have one ...
Hi, I am planning to travel to cancun in 3 weeks. With all the news about Mexico going around, I am starting to freak out. I know most of the violence and drug war is going on at the boarders, but ...
I'm a single guy, i'm 25 years old and I would like to go to mexico to visit and be a tourist. Now my Spanish is not so hot, but i'm wondering where would you recommend a single 25 ...
Has anyone come across any good places to buy books in English in Mexico City?
I am Mainly looking for British authors. Sanborns and I think Mixup both carry some, but it tends to ...
Iam going to cancun from 23oct till 3nov for honeymoon staying at the JW Marriott hotel and want to ask about a few stuff
1. Weather (Hurricane)
2. Places to go
3. Cheap places for ...
If you have a 20,000 peso bill it is the old Mexican peso and equal to about 20 pesos today but the banks do not accept them so only a collector or a fool will give you money for it. Sorry.
mawderuiz
They don't make these anymore!!! These are the old bills that in there times were worth 20 pesos... $2 american.
They are as good as Confederate money was after the war between the North and South.
Save it for your collection...
By the way, any money you take to the bank here in the US will have to be sent to a border town to exchange... it takes about 2 weeks.
Charlie
There is no such bill in current Mexican currency. it is probably an old bill from before the devaluation in the 90's...and is now totally worthless. I have frinds who have stacks of those old bills (I live in Mexico).
just me
Sure why not
travelgirl218
I would call your local bank 1st - It probably will be scrutinized for a forgery - so expect that. Best would be to deal with a bank that you have an account with.
tinkertailorcandlestickmaker
Probably not, you might get someone to give you a dollar or two as a curiosity, at a flea market or swapmeet
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