You can also deposit stained, broken and deteriorated bills. The monetary entity seeks to capture dollars “under the mattress”.
He Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA) He extended until December 31, the rule quand allows deposit broken, stained, deteriorated or older series known as “small face”. The last term won on March 31.
“So far they were exported for this channel almost US $ 6,000 million. It is worth remembering that banks are not obliged to receive girl or broken face tickets. That is still voluntary, “official sources told this medium.
Much of these tickets were rejected by exchange houses, caves and financial entities, or were accepted at a lower market value. From the communication “A” 8079, and its extensions (8126 and 8205), the monetary authority Incentives that banks receive the papers in question and then, and then change them for new emissions. The central takes over the sending of the “Chica” to the United States Federal Reserve (FED).
In line with capital laundering policies, the objective of this measure is Dump to the formal money circuit funds that were in safety boxes or “under the mattress”.
So far the adhesion of banks to this scheme was not uniform. In particular, Public entities had greater restrictions for the acceptance of tickets.
CENTRAL BANK ARGENTINA BCRA
Mariano Fuchila
The old drama of the “girl”
It should be remembered that the “small face” dollars are precisely the Tickets of USD 100 issued before 1996. In their design, the image of the face of Benjamin Franklin Framed in an oval, in dimensions lower than those of the tickets issued in later years. This possibility announced by the central will allow Savorists do not lose, by arbitrary decision of financial operators, a percentage of their value. In fact, you get to pay until 4% lesswhich is equivalent to receiving between $ 10 and $ 40 pesos less for each dollar changed.
This price difference It does not have a real foundation, Beyond the opportunism of the changers, all are valid regardless They continue to be received in the US stores.
Source: Ambito
