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Colombia’s currency since 1810 is the Colombian Peso, or ‘Peso Colombiano’ in Spanish. The currency used to be called ‘Peso Oro’ until 1993, when the word ‘Oro’ (gold) was dropped.
We offer anyone who has Colombian Pesos to exchange them: We accept both current Colombian peso banknotes, current Colombian Peso coins, as well as the withdrawn older series of Colombian Peso banknotes and withdrawn pre-2012 Colombian Peso coins. To convert your leftover pesos to cash, select the type of COL $ you want to exchange:
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1000 Pesos coin Colombia (bimetallic)
This bimetallic 1000 Columbian Pesos coin has ‘water’ as its main theme. The obvere side shows water and waves with text “cuidar el agua”, Spanish for “taking care of water”. The revere side of the $1000 COP piece features a loggerhead turtle, an oceanic animal. The Banco de la República issued this new bimetallic 1000 … ContinuedYou get: £0.050001 COP = £0.0000500000 -
2000 Colombian Pesos banknote (Débora Arango Pérez)
The blue-coloured Dos Mil Pesos banknote from Colombia features Débora Arango Pérez, Colombian painter, on the front side. On the back side of the $2000 Colombian Pesos bill are the Caño Cristales river falls in the Serrania de la Macarena province of Meta.You get: £0.260001 COP = £0.0001300000 -
1000 Pesos coin Colombia (1996 to 1998)
The aluminium-bronze $1000 Pesos coin from Colombia was so widely counterfeited that a new bimetallic type was introduced to replace it. The design of the older type $1000 COP coins features a reverse side showing intricate ‘filigree’ metalwork, leaving the upper half of the coin design mostly blank.You get: £0.030001 COP = £0.0000300000 -
2000 Colombian Pesos banknote (Francisco de Paula Santander)
The banknote of $2000 Colombian pesos shows the portrait of Francisco de Paula Santander, 19th century military leader, on the front side. The back side shows the door of the Casa de la Moneda, the Colombian Mint, in Colombia’s capital city Bogotá.You get: £0.200001 COP = £0.0001000000 -
5000 Colombian Pesos banknote (José Asunción Silva)
The bearded man on the brown-coloured $5000 pesos bill from Colombia is Colombian poet José Asunción Silva. The back side of the cinco mil pesos note shows a bumblebee and the Colombian Paramos: eco-systems located on mountains near glaciers.You get: £0.650001 COP = £0.0001300000 -
10000 Colombian Pesos banknote (Virginia Gutiérrez de Pineda)
On the front of the $10,000 COP banknote is an image of Virginia Gutiérerrez de Pineda, anthropologist. The back side of the Diez Mil Pesos bill shows a view on the river Amazon and the Amazon rainforest, along with a river snake and the Victoria Regia water lily.You get: £1.300001 COP = £0.0001300000 -
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5000 Colombian Pesos banknote (Silva type Nocturno)
Colombian poet José Asunción Silva is featured on this $5000 pesos banknote, along with his most famous poem ‘Nocturno’ in a very small font. The woman on the back is Silva’s sister, Elvira. The poem was written in response to her death.You get: £0.500001 COP = £0.0001000000 -
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200 Pesos coin Colombia (scarlet macaw)
The silver-coloured $200 pesos coin features a scarlet macaw, a large red, yellow, and blue Central and South American parrot. The 200 COP piece is made of nickel-brass and has a highly detailed design that serves as a security feature.You get: £0.010001 COP = £0.0000500000 -
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50000 Colombian Pesos banknote (Gabriel García Márquez)
The portrait on the front side of the $50,000 Colombian Pesos banknote is that of Nobel Price laureate Gabriel García Márquez, novelist and journalist, who is considered to be one of the best Latin American writers of the 20th Century. The backside of the Cincuenta Mil Pesos bill shows a man and woman from the … ContinuedYou get: £6.500001 COP = £0.0001300000 -
100000 Colombian Pesos banknote (Carlos Lleras Restrepo)
The green coloured $100,000 Cien Mil Pesos bill is Colombia’s highest value banknote. On the front side is a portrait of President Carlos Lieras Restrepo, along with a picture of him standing. The back side shows the Cocora valley with its famous palm trees.You get: £13.000001 COP = £0.0001300000
