Since the year of 1994, the currency of Brazil is the Real (R$).
Cruzeiros are no longer used as currency in Brazil as of 1994. According to coinmill.com 1,000,000 Cruzeiros exchanges into 179.65 US Dollars. (you say you have 1000 mil cruzeiros - mil means thousand, therefore you have 1,000,000 Cruzeiros). The current Brazilian currency is the Brazilian Real (R$). 1 Brazilian Real = 2,750 Cruzeiros. 1 Brazilian Real = 0.49 US Dollar.
First of all, "Banco Central Do Brasil 100000 Cem mil Cruzeiros" literally means "Central Bank of Brazil 100 000 One Hundred Thousand Cruzeiros". So unless you have a million Cr100 000 you only have 100 000 Cruzeiros. Secondly, Brazil has not used Cruzeiro as a currency in Brazil since 1985. Its current currency is the Brazilian Real. That means Cruzeirs are only exchangeable in collector's circles, and as it is not yet an old hard-to-find currency it isn't worth all that much.
First off, dez mil cruzeiros means "ten thousand cruzeiros". So unless you have 10,000 bills you do not have 10,000 dez mil cruzeiros. Secondly, Brazil's currency has been the Real since 1994. The Cruzeiro is no longer a currency with monetary value. It is, however, exchangeable amongst collectors.
Brazil Quinhentos Mil Cruzeiros = Brazil ReaisLet's start with Currency Codes:Brazil Reais (BRL)United States Dollars (USD)Using http://currate.com (for today's rate of 6/26/09) currency converter tool, we get the answer:1 BRL -> 0.515 USD
can still exchange the mil cruzeiros
where can you buy a cup of coffee with cruzeiros ill tell you Brazil that's where
Cruzeiros arent used in Brazil since 1993.
No. Brazil has used the Real since 1994.
It depends if they still use this as the current currency in Brazsil if they do here is the convertion from the brazsil real to USD. As the Converts change daily! Sunday, November 9, 2008 50,000 Brazilian Real = 23,295.9 US Dollar I thought that changed in the early 1990s currency and no longer in use by collectable. Try www.banknotes.com I am also researching this.
Cruzeiros are the form of monetary currency used in Brazil up until the mid-1980s, which are now called reals, or "reales" in Brazilian. Ten thousand (10,000) Brazilian reals basically equal $4522.84 in U.S. dollars (USD).
Currency of Brazil is 'Real'