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US$ 300 to pesos at the official dollar

$ 456.000,00 if you sell

$ 471.000,00 if you buy them (selling price $ 1.570,00, buy $ 1.520,00).

Rates in effect today at 13:57 h

Context

With US$ 300 It is typical to make a monthly savings or separate silver for a trip: the difference between contributions is already seen in thousands of pesos. If you sell dollars to the bank you are paid the bid rate; If you buy, you pay the one to sell.

As a historical reference: a week ago (06/11) US$ 300 cost $ 471.000,00 (0,00%); a month ago, $ 460.500,00 (+2,28%); in the latter 30 days the range was of $ 459.000,00 a $ 471.000,00 (daily sales data from ArgentinaDatos.com).

Keep in mind: Buying at the official rate has been open to individuals since 2025, but each bank has its own price and some charge a fee.

The other way around? Passing pesos to official dollar.

Nearby amounts

Rates in effect today at 13:57 h

US$ 150$ 228.000,00
US$ 200$ 304.000,00
US$ 250$ 380.000,00
US$ 300$ 456.000,00
US$ 400$ 608.000,00
US$ 500$ 760.000,00
US$ 1.000$ 1.520.000,00

The same amount at other rates

Rates in effect today at 13:57 h

Official$ 471.000,00
Blue$ 471.000,00
MEP$ 473.610,00
CCL$ 501.510,00
Card$ 612.300,00
Crypto$ 500.502,00

Selling price of each rate.

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Frequently asked questions

How many pesos are they? US$ 300 official dollar Today?

$ 456.000,00 if you sell them (buy $ 1.520,00) and $ 471.000,00 if you buy them (sell $ 1.570,00), with dolarapi.com data from 13/11/2026. On the page it updates live.

How is it calculated?

You multiply 300 by the rate: the buying price if you sell your dollars and the selling price if you buy them.

Where is the official dollar?

In your bank's homebanking or app (reference price: Banco Nación).

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