Colombian Peso coins come in denominations of 1,000, 500, 200, 100, and 50.The advice we were given was to put a finger over the last 3 zeros on a note, which makes them easier to read. All of the zeros on the older notes can make them hard to read in a hurry.Older notes have ‘000’ to show the thousands whereas newer notes have ‘mil’ to indicate this. It doesn’t mean (at all) that they are fake, just that they have changed and the old ones have not been taken out of circulation. You will find old and new versions of these notes.You’ll be incredulous at how slowly they moved. Lines at Cajero Automaticos (ATMS) always move slowly.The Spanish word for ATM is Cajero Automatico – but most people will understand if you ask for an ATM.There is ALWAYS a line at a Colombian ATM.
It is usually either called Peso or COP.
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