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1. This is a 50000 Dinar note issued by Croatia in 1993. On the front of the note is the Croatian mathematician, astronomer and physicist ruder Boskovic. The top right background pattern shows Boskovic's main work - geometric calculation diagram. On the back of the note is a sculpture, mother Croatia, in front of the law school building of Zagreb University in Croatia

the Croatian Dinar has been withdrawn from circulation, and the current currency unit in circulation in Croatia is "Kuna". So the old 50000 Dinar note in the picture can't be exchanged for money. However, it has collection value. The new one is worth about 2 yuan in the coin market

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This is the old Peruvian banknote, the 100 Peruvian indi that has ceased to circulate, issued in 1987 ("Cien intis" means "100 indi" in Spanish). The word "Banco Central de Reserva del Peru" on the top of the front of the note means "Central Reserve Bank of Peru" in Spanish

In the 1980s, inflation in Peru made India worthless. The currency in use in Peru is the new sol, 1 new SOL = 1 million indi (the maximum denomination of the paper currency in circulation in Peru is 100 new sols). Many criminals use these invalid banknotes as Euro dollars to cheat people. There is no exchange rate between Peruvian currency and RMB, which should be converted by US dollar: 1 RMB is about 0.42 pesol, which is equal to 420000 Peruvian indi. So 100 indi notes have little value

this 100 Indy old note can't be exchanged for money, but it has collection value. A new one is worth about 3 yuan in the paper money collection market

3. Hello, this coin is the old version of Peru. It has been invalid for a long time. It's not worth 80 yuan. It's two or three yuan each.

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5. There are two units of Peruvian currency, namely, the yen intis and sol. On the back of the coin is a female worker in a textile workshop. It was issued after 1985, and the monetary unit is India. The monetary unit issued before 1985 is sol. Now it should be called old sol, because in 1991, Peru issued a new currency, which is also called sol, Now it should be called new SOL.
that is to say, Peru has three kinds of currency and two kinds of monetary units. Look at the time of issue, there are small words under the face value. Now the old sol and indi are no longer in circulation.
the specific exchange units are: 1000 old sol = 1 indi, 1 million indi = 1 new SOL. The circulation time of the old sol was not clear until 1990, At present, the currency in circulation in Peru should be new sol, 1 new Peru sol = 2.4 RMB.
that is to say, your 100 indi is about 0.024 RMB, 200 such 100 indi can be exchanged for 5 RMB

6. Clenlntls a note with clenlntls on it. What do you mean? About which country's money? If it's clen intis, it's 100 indi. Indi is Peru's original monetary unit, 1 indi = 100 cents