- Look up
centavo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
centavo (Spanish and
Portuguese 'one hundredth') is a
fractional monetary unit that represents...
-
denominations of half
centavo, one
centavo and five
centavos; and in
silver denominations of 10
centavos, 20
centavos, 50
centavos and 1 peso. They eventually...
- the old
Spanish colonial real. The
Mexican peso is
subdivided into 100
centavos,
represented by "¢".
Mexican banknotes are
issued by the Bank of Mexico...
- Timor-Leste
centavo coins were
introduced in Timor-Leste (East Timor) in 2003 for use
alongside United States dollar banknotes and coins,
which were introduced...
- is required; its ISO 4217 code is "DOP". Each peso is
divided into 100
centavos ("cents"), for
which the ¢
symbol is used. With
exception of the United...
- code: BRL) is the
official currency of Brazil. It is
subdivided into 100
centavos. The
Central Bank of
Brazil is the
central bank and the
issuing authority...
- The
Mexican 5-
centavo (1/20th peso)
silver coin, however, was
accepted in the
Philippines for the same value. The
first five
centavo was
minted in 1903...
-
dollar Bolivian boliviano (as
centavo), but all
circulating coins are in
multiples of 10
centavos Brazilian real (as
centavo)
Brunei dollar (as sen) Cambodian...
- reales. From 1869,
decimal notes were also
issued denominated in
centavos, with 100
centavos for each peso. In 1881, the peso was
pegged to the US dollar...
- many
countries using peso or
dollar currencies. It is
subdivided into 100
centavos, but with 10 pesos
being worth about 1 US cent in
early 2025,
smaller denominations...
