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The Belizean dollar replaced the British Honduras dollar in 1973, when British Honduras renamed itself Belize. The currency is divided into 100 cents and its sign is '$'.

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	The '''dollar''' ~~has been~~ the ~~unit of currency of~~ [[~~Belize~~]] ~~since~~ [[1973]], when [[British Honduras]] ~~changed its name to~~ Belize. The ~~Belizean dollar, like the~~ [[~~British Honduras dollar~~]]~~, which it replaced,~~ is divided into 100 [[cent]]s~~. The~~ [[currency sign]] ~~for the Belizean Dollar~~ is '$'.		The '''Belizean dollar''' replaced the [[British Honduras dollar]] in [[1973]], when [[British Honduras]] renamed itself [[Belize]]. The [[currency]] is divided into 100 [[cent]]s and its [[currency sign\|sign]] is '$'.