Country: | Bahamas |
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Region: | North America |
Sub-Unit: | 1 B$ = 100 cent |
Symbol: | B$ |
The dollar has been the currency of The Bahamas since 1966. It is divided into 100 cents. The Bahamian dollar is pegged to the U.S. dollar on a one-to-one basis which means that any business will accept either U.S. or Bahamian currency and many of the businesses that serve tourists have extra U.S. dollars on hand for the convenience of American tourists.
Country: | Israel |
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Region: | Middle East |
Sub-Unit: | 1 Sheqel = 100 agora |
Symbol: | ₪ |
The sheqel has been a freely convertible currency since January 1, 2003. The currency is not produced in Israel, as the country has no mint. Instead banknotes are imported by air and coins by sea.
BSD | ILS |
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B$ 1 BSD | ₪ 3.62 ILS |
B$ 5 BSD | ₪ 18.10 ILS |
B$ 10 BSD | ₪ 36.20 ILS |
B$ 50 BSD | ₪ 181.02 ILS |
B$ 100 BSD | ₪ 362.05 ILS |
B$ 250 BSD | ₪ 905.12 ILS |
B$ 500 BSD | ₪ 1,810.24 ILS |
B$ 1,000 BSD | ₪ 3,620.47 ILS |
B$ 5,000 BSD | ₪ 18,102.37 ILS |
B$ 10,000 BSD | ₪ 36,204.74 ILS |
B$ 50,000 BSD | ₪ 181,023.68 ILS |
B$ 100,000 BSD | ₪ 362,047.35 ILS |
B$ 500,000 BSD | ₪ 1,810,236.77 ILS |
B$ 1,000,000 BSD | ₪ 3,620,473.54 ILS |