Salvadoran colón (historically)

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The Salvadoran colón was the former national currency of El Salvador, used throughout much of the 20th century until it was replaced by the U.S. dollar in 2001.

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Surface form Occurrences
Salvadoran colón 1

Statements (31)

Predicate Object
instanceOf fiat currency
former national currency
category Currencies of El Salvador
Currencies replaced by the United States dollar
country El Salvador
denominationType banknotes
coins
hasSubunitNameInSpanish centavo
historicalRole primary unit of account in El Salvador before dollarization
historicalUsageEnded early 21st century
ISO4217Code SVC NERFINISHED
languageOfName Spanish
legalTenderEndedWith Monetary Integration Law of El Salvador NERFINISHED
monetaryAuthority Central Reserve Bank of El Salvador NERFINISHED
monetaryReform dollarization of El Salvador
namedAfter Christopher Columbus NERFINISHED
Cristóbal Colón NERFINISHED
officialStatus former legal tender
region Central America
replacedAsLegalTenderInYear 2001
replacedBy U.S. dollar NERFINISHED
United States dollar NERFINISHED
statusAfterDollarization coexists in accounting with U.S. dollar
subunit centavo
subunitRatio 1 colón = 100 centavos
symbol C₵
type national currency
usedDuringCentury 20th century
usedFor domestic payments in El Salvador
usedIn El Salvador NERFINISHED

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Ministry of Defense of El Salvador uses Salvadoran colón (historically)
Quezaltepeque, La Libertad, El Salvador formerCurrency Salvadoran colón (historically)
this entity surface form: Salvadoran colón