FACT 1: The currency of El Salvador is the Salvadoran Colón. It’s code is SVC but is now rarely used, with US Dollar in circulation. According to our data, SVC to USD is the most popular Salvadoran Colón exchange rate conversion.

FACT 2: The most popular banknotes used in El Salvador are: $1, $2, $5, $10, $25, $50, $100, $200. It's used in El Salvador.

FACT 3: The Colon was introduced in 1892 and has since been replaced by the US dollar in 2001. It was the government of President Carlos Ezeta that decided upon the name 'colon', paying homage to the discoverer of America.

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Tongan Paʻanga

FACT 1: The currency of Tonga is the Tongan Pa'anga. It's code is TOP and it's symbol is T$. According to our data, AUD to TOP is the most popular Tongan Pa'anga exchange rate conversion.

FACT 2: The most popular banknotes used in Tonga are: T$1, T$2, T$5, T$10, T$20, T$50, T$100. It's used solely in Tonga.

FACT 3: Although the Pa'anga was made the official currency in 1967, the country's first commercial bank, The Bank of Tonga, was not opened until 1974. Current Tongan banknotes feature Tongan landmarks on the reverse such as the Royal Palace and the Port of Vava'u.