Kamille
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I wouldn't let the casino exchange the money for me if they offered, unless they quoted a good exchange rate and even then I doubt it. If Stephany was planning on using the money to gamble at the casino, then it wouldn't make a lot of sense to exchange it... I would imagine that the family would quote the money in soles had she won in soles but who knows...
We don't know for sure if she won the money in soles or dollars but we do know that she could've won money in either currency as there are tables in soles and dollars.
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Thanks danielabc...so you can get a low end laptop for about a thousand soles.
I guess the reason I question the currency is because Stephany walked into the casino and dropped some money on the table to purchase chips. I can't tell from the video what currency she was using. I also believe there is a video of her receiving cash for her winnings. Can't seem to locate that one right now but I didn't remember see large amounts of paper currency being exchanged. So how common is a 1000 sole note? More common than a paying out $1000 US with a thousand dollar bill I would think?
Not that he can be believed but Joran mentioned all of his money transactions while being on the run in Peru as being in soles. He claimed that Stephany only had 850 soles in her wallet. He never mentioned US dollars. So it may be possible that Stephany only had soles in her possession. And she apparently won more than 850 of them that evening so maybe she did stash the rest in the glove box?
MOO