Countries whose currencies have the highest exchange rate relative to the U.S. dollar Quiz by dancastro

Can you name the countries whose currencies have the highest exchange rate relative to the U.S. dollar?

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Some countries don't have a currency of their own and use foreign ones. Those countries are also included if the value of the foreign currency is high enough.
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Exchange rate	Country	Currency
3.6005		Dinar
2.6524		Dinar
2.5974		Rial
1.8907		Lats
1.5834		Pound
1.4116		Dinar
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro

Exchange rate	Country	Currency
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.3198		Euro
1.2727		New manat
1.0939		Franc
1.0939		Franc (Swiss)
1.0733		Dollar
1.0733		Dollar (Australian)
1.0733		Dollar (Australian)
1.0733		Dollar (Australian)
1.0108		Dollar
1.0000		Dollar
1.0000		Peso
1.0000		Balboa
1.0000		Dollar
1.0000		Dollar (US)
1.0000		Dollar (US)
1.0000		Dollar (US)
1.0000		Dollar (US)
1.0000		Dollar (US)
1.0000		Dollar (US)
1.0000		Dollar (US)
	Dollar (US)

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Countries with the strongest currencies Quiz

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	nand27:	Mar 4th, 2012 at 02:48 GMT		2 points
	Never would have guessed Zimbabwe!

	dancastro:	Mar 4th, 2012 at 03:12 GMT		2 points
	@nand27: some years ago Zimbabwe would have been in the weakest currencies quiz (under construction). They had a hyperinflation (bills of up to 100,000,000,000 Zimbabwean dollars were issued). So finally they decided to use directly the US dollar as currency instead.

	feelthemojo:	Mar 4th, 2012 at 04:07 GMT		1 point
	i typed in USA and it didnt work

	jefrunner:	Mar 4th, 2012 at 04:19 GMT		4 points
	This is a cool idea, but I kind of wish that I could just type "Euro Zone" and fill in half the answers. Also, clearly it's open to interpretation, but I wish that USA just wasn't an answer. It's kind of meaningless to say that it has an even exchange rate with itself and obviously lots of people aren't bothering to guess it.

	dancastro:	Mar 4th, 2012 at 04:21 GMT		1 point
	@feelthemojo: now both USA and US are accepted. (Although there is always someone who, having typed USA, complains saying that just US was accepted and he/she was left with a lonely "A" in the box).

	Newtoni:	Mar 4th, 2012 at 05:37 GMT		1 point
	This is a great quiz. Should you not accept Cambodia, Lebanon and Afghanistan? Or then perhaps remove Timor Leste? All use Dollars alongside their own currency (PKR in Afghanistan).

	RaLo18:	Mar 4th, 2012 at 13:20 GMT		1 point
	I'm happy I wasn't the only one who couldn't think of writing USA.

	dancastro:	Mar 4th, 2012 at 14:13 GMT		3 points
	@Newtoni: Afghanistan, Cambodia and Lebanon have their own currencies, i.e. banknotes/bills of afghanis, Cambodian riels and Lebanese pounds are issued, although they may be used together with foreign currencies. I only included countries (like Ecuador or Nauru) where the US or the Australian dollar alone circulates. Of course in some countries there is (officially or de facto) more than one currency in use, e.g. in Argentina most real estate sales are made in US dollars, but only the peso is official.

	Newtoni:	Mar 5th, 2012 at 02:37 GMT		3 points
	@Dancastro: thanks for clarifying. Might be worth putting a note to Timor Leste (has its own currency-ish centavo for smaller transaction) and Zimbabwe (accepts anything really, mostly Dollar, Rand and Euro).

	tm83:	Mar 5th, 2012 at 10:50 GMT		3 points
	About the Zimbabwe situation - When I was there they were not using Euros (or at least I didn't see any) - the USD was the currency in use and Rand were mostly used as coins, taking 10 rands to the dollar for things which did not cost a round amount of dollars (otherwise they would give you beer or cigarettes as part of the change if they had no rand). About Cuba I'm not sure you're right, they had two parallel currencies (this was 10 years ago though), the Convertible Peso which was only given by tourists (and not used very often either) worth exactly one US dollar. The Cuban peso, the official currency of the country, in everyday use was 20 to the dollar so I think Cuba should be taken off the list..

	dancastro:	Mar 5th, 2012 at 11:50 GMT		1 point
	@tm83: I've followed the source (Bloomberg), that gives the conversion rate 1 Cuban peso = 1 US dollar. Probably that is the official rate, but of course in Communist countries you can't buy dollars openly and there is a black market with much higher prices. By the way, the page shows a "not available" note for the exchange rate of the North Korean won.

	tm83:	Mar 6th, 2012 at 09:51 GMT		2 points
	That's the official rate for the convertible peso, yes. But the cuban peso and convertible peso aren't the same :) If Bloomberg says that, well... it's wrong..