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Banknotes in Bolívares Digitales : Banco Central de Venezuela : Numismatic Catalog of VenezuelaPage Reference
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http://www.numismatica.info.ve/en/banknotes/bbcv-bsd.htm You can also access this page directly by using the code: bbcv-bsd Information about Banco Central de Venezuela and the Monetary Unit Bolívar DigitalLegal base Decree no. 4.553 published in the official gazette No. 42.185 of August 6th 2021Historical overview The Banco Central de Venezuela was created on September 7th 1939 with the issue of the Act "Ley del Banco Central de Venezuela" «The Central Bank of Venezuela Act», as a goal to centralize the banknotes and coin issuing, which in that time, many banks where issuing banknotes.Monetary Unit Name Bolívar SoberanoTime Period Since October 1st 2021. Coexistence with "Bolívar Soberano"Monetary equivalence 100,000,000,000 Bolívares Fuertes (BsF) = 1 Bolívar Digital10,000 Bolívares Soberanos (BsS) = 1 Centimo (Bolívar Digital) 1,000,000 Bolívares Soberanos (BsS) = 1 Bolívar Digital Monetary System 100 Céntimos = 1 Bolívar DigitalCatalogation note For cataloguing purpose as there are no monetary unit change only a redenomination process, name "Bolívar Digital" and symbol "BsD" will be used.Note Officially the monetary unit is "Bolívar Soberano" with ISO currency code (VES/928) and symbol "Bs" as it's a monetary redenomination by dividing the current value by 1 million starting October 1st 2021.The ISO Standard created the currency code VED/926 for any internal need during the redenomination process. The name "Bolívar Digital" is used officially to differentiate with the former monetary expression. Informally, "BsD" symbol is being used to differentiate to BsS. Denominations5 Bolívares Digitales
10 Bolívares Digitales
20 Bolívares Digitales
50 Bolívares Digitales
100 Bolívares Digitales
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