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   1: The '''peso''' is the currency of Mexico. It is divided into 100 ''cent... 2: .... Its current ISO 4217 code is '''MXN''' (prior to 1993 the code "MXP" was used). 4: ==History==
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   1: ...onger printed), 1000, 2000, 5000, 10000 and 20000 pesos. 3: ... approximately 644 pesos. A Euro is worth 775 pesos. 5: == External links ==
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   1: ...so''' is the name of the currency of various countries: 2: ...Argentina: Argentine peso (ISO 4217: ARS) 3: *Chile: Chilean peso (CLP) 4: *Colombia: Colombian peso (COP) 5: *Cuba: Cuban peso (CUP)
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