Whether you're buying or selling Dominican Pesos it's always useful to see how the Dominican Peso rate has changed over time so you can put the current rate into context and decide if now is a good time to place your order. Unfortunately most historical Dominican Peso graphs are not based on actual high street data but instead show the inflated interbank rates which are not available to the general public. Our historical Dominican Peso graphs are different because we plot the actual exchange rates that Dominican Pesos can be bought or sold at in the UK and are indicative of what you could have received if you ordered on the day.
We show two sets of data below. The first is the historical rate for Dominican Peso travel money which is the rate you would receive if you bought Dominican Pesos. The second is the historical Dominican Peso buy back rate which is the rate you would receive if you sold Dominican Pesos.
High: 61.6391 Low: 53.1924 Source: CompareHolidayMoney.com
Between 25th August 2016 and 24th September 2017 the Dominican Peso rate increased by 4.32% from 58.3890 to 60.9095. During this period the highest rate recorded was 61.6391 on 15th September 2017 and the lowest was 53.1924 on 16th January 2017. Today's best Dominican Peso rate is currently 60.9095.
High: 68.6085 Low: 57.8060 Source: CompareHolidayMoney.com
From 25th August 2016 to 24th September 2017 the Dominican Peso buy back rate gained 7.56% from 63.3659 to 68.1550. During this period the best date to sell Dominican Pesos was on 16th January 2017 when the buy back rate reached a low of 57.8060 and the worst time to sell was on 15th September 2017 when the buy back rate hit 68.6085. Today's best Dominican Peso buy back rate is 68.1550.
This data is complied by Compare Holiday Money and is based on the highest and lowest exchange rates recorded every day at midnight from our UK currency affiliates. You may use this data for any purpose provided you quote CompareHolidayMoney.com as the source. We also provide custom exchange rate data in a wide variety of formats and we can provide topical commentary if required. Please contact us for more information.
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