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A new banknote of 500 pesos dominicanos is in circulation.

The new banknote of 500 pesos dominicanos announced recently is in circulation since, 1 June 2020. In the upper-right part of the main face, where the busts of Doña Salomé Ureña de Henríquez and Don Pedro Henríquez Ureña appear, the isotype or visual symbol of the BCRD is integrated, accompanied by the value of the more

June 3, 2020 - by: Banknotestreet - 0

Central Bank announces operation to disinfect banknotes and coins

Dominican Republic

Banknotes and coins circulating in the Dominican Republic will be disinfected before handing them over to banks, to prevent the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), Héctor Valdez Albizu, Governor of the Central Bank. He said that for this the Central Bank acquired ultraviolet equipment. “That is, the new pallets are going to be delivered to the more

March 30, 2020 - by: Banknotestreet - 0

The Dominican Republic to Introduce RD$ 1,000 Peso Banknote

The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic(BCRD) has announced that it would circulate a new bill of RD$ 1,000 Dominican pesos of the 2017 series from February 24, 2020. Compared with previous issues, it has distinctive elements that make it stand out. The new ticket has isotype with the current visual identity of the BCRD more

February 24, 2020 - by: Banknotestreet - 0

The Dominican Republic publishes changes in few bills for 2017 series

Dominican Republic

The Central Bank (BCRD) has announced changes in its bills of RD $2,000, RD $200 and its currency RD $25. The changes for the banknotes and currency of the year 2017 will be executed from 15 July 2019. The RD $ 2000 bill will have the isotype with the visual identity of the BCRD, printed more

July 15, 2019 - by: Banknotestreet - 0

BCRD made changes to RD $ 10.00 and RD $ 50.00 bills.

Dominican Republic

From February 15, 2019, there will be changes in the currency of RD $ 10 and in the RD $50 bill. The inscription ‘DOMINICAN PESO’ will be on the currency of RD $10(2017) under the national coat of arms, indicating that the national monetary unit is the DOMINICAN PESO in compliance with the constitutional mandate. more

February 15, 2019 - by: Banknotestreet - 0