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Exchange Rate Chart - BOBGTQ

2026-02-12 - 2026-03-14 +0.0710.21%

Exchange rate history for Bolivian Boliviano

Date	Rate
2026-03-14 - Saturday	1 BOB = 0,5895 GTQ
2026-03-13 - Friday	1 BOB = 0,5898 GTQ
2026-03-12 - Thursday	1 BOB = 0,6101 GTQ
2026-03-11 - Wednesday	1 BOB = 0,6213 GTQ
2026-03-10 - Tuesday	1 BOB = 0,6295 GTQ
2026-03-09 - Monday	1 BOB = 0,6378 GTQ
2026-03-08 - Sunday	1 BOB = 0,6136 GTQ
2026-03-07 - Saturday	1 BOB = 0,6221 GTQ
2026-03-06 - Friday	1 BOB = 0,6287 GTQ
2026-03-05 - Thursday	1 BOB = 0,6220 GTQ
2026-03-04 - Wednesday	1 BOB = 0,6298 GTQ
2026-03-03 - Tuesday	1 BOB = 0,6182 GTQ
2026-03-02 - Monday	1 BOB = 0,6346 GTQ
2026-03-01 - Sunday	1 BOB = 0,6426 GTQ
2026-02-28 - Saturday	1 BOB = 0,6477 GTQ
2026-02-27 - Friday	1 BOB = 0,6506 GTQ

Bolivian Boliviano and Guatemalan Quetzal-conversions

BOB	GTQ
1	0,59
10	5,89
50	29,47
100	58,95
200	117,89
500	294,74
1 000	589,47
2 000	1 179
5 000	2 947
10 000	5 895
20 000	11 789
50 000	29 474
100 000	58 947
200 000	117 895
500 000	294 737
1 000 000	589 475

GTQ	BOB
1	1,70
10	16,96
50	84,82
100	169,64
200	339,29
500	848,21
1 000	1 696
2 000	3 393
5 000	8 482
10 000	16 964
20 000	33 929
50 000	84 821
100 000	169 643
200 000	339 285
500 000	848 213
1 000 000	1 696 425

Exchange Rates and Currency Pair GTQ/BOB

Exchange rates play a crucial role in international trade and economy. They affect everything from imports and exports to investments and travel. In this article, we focus on the currency pair GTQ/BOB, which represents the exchange rate between Guatemala's quetzal (GTQ) and Bolivia's boliviano (BOB). By understanding these currencies, you can better navigate the global economy.

Guatemala's Quetzal (GTQ)

Guatemala's quetzal is the official currency of Guatemala. The currency is named after the beautiful quetzal bird, which is also the country's national bird. The quetzal has a long history and is an important symbol of the country's culture and heritage. It is used in all types of transactions, from daily purchases to international trade.

Historical Development

The quetzal has undergone several changes since its introduction in the 1920s. It has been relatively stable compared to other Latin American currencies, but is still influenced by factors such as inflation, political stability, and economic growth.

Bolivia's Boliviano (BOB)

Bolivia's boliviano is the official currency of Bolivia. Introduced in 1987, it replaced the former peso boliviano and has since been the country's primary currency. The boliviano is named after Simón Bolívar, one of South America's most prominent freedom fighters.

Economic Significance

The boliviano is a central part of Bolivia's economy. It is used for all types of economic activities, from small businesses to large corporate investments. The currency has been relatively stable but is influenced by factors such as commodity prices, especially natural gas and minerals, which are key export commodities for Bolivia.

Convert Between GTQ and BOB

On our website, you can easily convert between different currencies, including GTQ and BOB. Here's how our currency converter works:

Step by Step

Enter the amount you want to convert.
Choose the base currency (GTQ or BOB).
Choose the target currency (BOB or GTQ).
The conversion is done automatically, and you will immediately get the result.

A chart with historical figures for the currency pair is presented along with the conversion, providing you with a better understanding of the currencies' development over time.