At the beginning of the week, the official dollar gave up $1.75 jump from Friday and closed at $203.50 to sell and $195.50 to buy on the Banco Nación blackboard. Meanwhile, the blue dollar fell $2 and finished the day at $377.
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Small-faced dollars: what the US government said about their value and how to use them without losses
In recent years, older dollar bills, known as “small faces,” have begun to face discrimination and belittlement in a number of countries, all outside the United States.
In Argentina, for example, it has become common for them to be traded cheaper in the informal market, with the excuse that they are less safe. It has also become common for discussions to arise in banks and real estate deals because everyone wants to hand over their “small” dollars, but few are willing to receive them.
To make matters worse, there were also false rumors about an alleged circulation of these copies, which many criminals took advantage of to make “uncle stories” and save their victims’ savings. To know more.
The official dollar closed this Monday with another increase
The official dollar rose once again at the close of Monday’s session and finished the day $1.75 up from Friday, $203.50 selling and $195.50 buying on the board of the Banco Nacion.
Meanwhile, the blue dollar fell by two pesos and finished the sale at $377.
Source: Clarin
