Bolivia

has the single silver standard and the money of account is the boliviano or silver peso. The real monetary unit is the 20-centavo piece and all transactions are conducted on that basis. The banks redeem their notes in no other coin and exchange on Europe is based on it. The weight, finene , etc., of the silver coins of Bolivia are as follows: ae SILVER Value com- Pure - ‘; 7 d Denomination. Weight. Pe ty sat i ce cdl a |. | Peaineds United States silver dollar. x. Grams. | 1,000ths | Grams. | Grains. Grains. Boliviano........... |2so000 900/|22.5000| 385.8089! 347.2280 $0.9352 50 centavos...........|12.5000! 900|11.2500]192.9044|173.6140.4076 20 centavos...........{ 4.5000] 900] 4.0500! 69.4456] 62.5010 1683 IO centavos...........| 2.2500} 900 pean 34.7228} 31.2505 0841 § centavos.>..........] 1.1250] 900] 1.0125| 17.3614] 15.6252.0.420 MINOR COINS.. - Denomination. Weight. Composition. Weight. | Legal tender. Value. Nickel.. Grams. Grains, 10 centavos...| 5.0000 75 per cent COP-|; 77.1GI7].......ccccceseeees $0.0964 5 centavos....| 2.5000 per and 25 hel 38.5808)....-..ceeeeeneereee.0482 cent nickel. Bronze. 95 per cent cop- I_centavo....|10.0000 PET, 4 PET CENT] ) 154.3235]..---.ce cece: coeeee.0006 Half centavo.} 5.0000/) tin, and 1 pert Fie 91097 coe BSOAESIO 000° 0048: cent zinc. | BRAZIL. 333