Venezuela's New 100,000 Bolivar Bill Is Worth US $2.50
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Big note, small change: Venezuela’s new 100,000-bolivar bill is only worth US$2.50, amid hyper-inflation woes
http://www.scmp.com/news/world/americas/article/2118124/big-note-small-change-venezuelas-new-100000-bolivar-bill-onlyVenezuela introduces 100,000 bolivar bill worth $2
http://www.dw.com/en/venezuela-introduces-100000-bolivar-bill-worth-2/a-41202082VENEZUELA 1 BOLIVAR on Ebay
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