Yes you can people do it all of the time
You can take them to a local coin, collectible, or pawn shop and sell them to them. You can also sell the on an online auction site such as eBay.
24 including US
about 87% of business in the US accept credit cards. Most of the 13% that do not are business to business companies that deal in large orders from merchants which are usually paid in the form of a wire transfer. According to Jack Dorsey of Twitter and Square, there are 8 million US merchants who accept credit cards
During the 1990s, there were many strides made in the technological sector. There was a great increase in the share prices of companies that were in the technology sector.
As the exchange rate at this time, one US dollar is about the same 6.80 at the time.
Chinese currency is called the "yuan", also called the Ren Men Bi, or people's money. It is abbreviated RMB. Today, one US dollar is worth approximately 6.7 RMB.
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60000 lb = 30 t(US)
60000 South Korean won = 50.6885 US dollars
The exchange rate of Ren Min Bi (RMB, 人民币) to US dollar (USD, 美元) now is: 1 RMB = 0.146460 USD.
120 Rmb (Chinese yuan) is approximately equivalent to 17.5 U.S.D. The exchange rate is: 1 Chinese yuan = 0.146261 U.S.D
4.7 US dollars approx
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1 US dollar is worth 6.3834 Chinese Yuan.
No. What China buys US debt in exchange for both US Bonds and US Dollar currency. They use the latter to create a fixed RMB to USD peg and the former is the debt that they continue to hold.
Rmb is the abbreviation for "renminbi," which means "the people's money." Kinda like USD for US dollars or GBP for British pounds.