How much is 30,000 mexican pesos in U.S. dollars? & where can i cash it?

Question

i live in southern california in the san gabriel valley.

i have one 10 000 pesos bill dated feb 1988

and one 20 000 pesos bill dated july 1985.

just want to know if these are still cashable and are not expired. and maybe someone can dumb it down a shade for me and where i can cash'em. i noe i could do it at a airport but i dont live n e where near an airport (nor have i ever been to one)maybe like a check cashing place? or banks that you dont have to open a new account to? please lemme noe. thank you

Answer 1

They are all worthless.

1993Mexico overhauled its currency effectively slashing three zeros .

I remember paying $10,000.00 for a bottle of beer. The cost of a home was off the end of most calculators and something had to be done and was, in my opinion a very wise and calulated decision and the transition went very well.

You may want to try e-Bay but I can assure you that any bill that is pre-1993 is worthless.

Answer 2

ACACRIS is right but don't worry, you only have about three dollars.

Answer 3

In 1993 the government to make it easier for the mexican people and the accounting system decided to reduce by three zeros the currency.

So if you have 30 000 pesos now you have 30 pesos= $2.83 dollars.

But with that reform they also created new bills and so the ones that you have were only valid for a few years .

By now the bills that you have are not valid currency so your only chance is to sell them as antiques to a collector.

Answer 4

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

At 90`s mexico money changed girl!

They dont worth nothing! maybre if you sell them like antique, Im not kidding.. at web they are some pages that are dedicated to do that.

You see... a 10,000 pesos bill of 1988, would be like 10pesos or 1 dll now, so the 20,000 $2 dlls.