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World Currencies
A currency is a kind of money and medium of exchange. It includes metal coins and paper or polymer banknotes. Each country generally has a monopoly on the issuing of its own currency, although some countries use the same currency. Most members of the European Union, for example, use the Euro as their basic currency.
4,102 Questions
Uranium is not used in currency. Currency is typically made from paper or metal, such as cotton paper or coins minted from various metals like copper, nickel, and zinc. Uranium is a radioactive element primarily used in nuclear power plants or nuclear weapons.
Are the 20 pound notes with Michael Faraday?
These £20 notes featuring Michael Faraday were withdrawn from circulation in 2001. They are no longer 'legal tender' but can be changed for ones in circulation at the discretion of a bank. However, they are always payable at the Bank of England in Threadneedle St., London.
No, pennies are not ferromagnetic because they do not contain enough iron to exhibit magnetic properties. The composition of pennies primarily consists of copper and zinc, which are not magnetic materials.
48 Farthings equals how many Shillings?
Farthings and Shillings are part of the redundant British predecimal currency.
There were 4 Farthings to a Penny and 12 Pennies to a Shilling therefore, there are 48 Farthings in a Shilling.
Not all acrylics are necessarily acid-free, but many acrylic products used for storing valuables are. It's important to check the specifications of the specific acrylic product you have to ensure it is acid-free. If the acrylic box is acid-free and made from high-quality materials, it should be safe for storing currency as it provides a protective barrier against dust, moisture, and handling.
What is a pound currency made of?
The pound is a currency used in several countries, including the United Kingdom, Egypt, and Lebanon. It is made up of coins and banknotes that are issued and regulated by the respective central banks of each country. The coins are typically made of metal, such as copper, nickel, or steel, while the banknotes are printed on a special type of paper.
What instruments are used in Kenya?
Traditional Kenyan musical instruments include the nyatiti (stringed instrument), orutu (fiddle), and ngoma (drums). Modern music in Kenya also incorporates Western instruments such as guitars, keyboards, and brass instruments.
How do you know if a currency is weak or strong?
A currency is considered strong when it appreciates in value compared to other currencies, while it is considered weak when it depreciates in value. Factors influencing currency strength include economic indicators, political stability, interest rates, and market speculation. Traders and analysts use tools like exchange rate charts and economic data to assess currency strength.
What currency do they use in Kenya?
Kenya is a country located in East Africa with its capital being Nairobi. The currency in Kenya is the Kenyan shilling.
1 billion equal to how many crores?
One crore is 10 million. So, one billion is equal to 100 crore or 1000 million.
What country use pounds as money?
It depends on whether you mean pounds weight, or pounds money.
The pound weight (abbreviation 'lbs.') is only used in the USA. every other country which formerly used the pound weight now uses the metric system.
The pound is a unit of currency (symbol '£') in the United kingdom (code: GBP), Egypt (EGP), Lebanon (LBP), South Sudan (SSP), Sudan (SDG) and Syria (SYP).
What is the national currency of Panama?
Currency in Panama is called 'balboas.' One balboa is worth 100 centesimos, pronounced cent-decimals. Centesimos means hundredths. The balboa coins were first minted in June of 1904. Panamanian money exists in the form of coins only and no bills are in circulation, although there were a few made. The US dollar and the balboa have the same value in Panama and can be used interchangeably, with no exchange restrictions.
Chembakolli is a village in the south of India.
The rupee is used in Chembakolli, which is the official currency of India.
The International currency code is INR.
What is the national currency of Namibia?
The national currency is the Namibian dollar,but South African rand is also accepted as legal tender.The Namibian $ is pegged to the SA rand,the ratio is 1:1 (equal),but Namibian dollars are not accepted in South Africa. It's like in most of the Caribbean, e.g. Bahamas, with United States money.
Lowest currency value in the world?
The Iranian Rial is currently the lowest-valued currency in the world.
Is a five-pound note worth less than a fifty-pence piece?
No. There are 100 Pence in a Pound.
50 Pence is one tenth of Five Pounds.
Can you list the countries of the world their capitals currencies and food?
A list of countries, capitals and currencies is below. Food is more difficult, and is a subjective question. It would require a long explanation for each country, so it would not be easy to answer.
List of countries with their capitals and currencies
Country - Capital - Currency
Afghanistan - Kabul - Afghani
Albania - Tirana - Lek
Algeria - Algiers - Dinar
Andorra - Andorra la Vella - Euro -
Angola - Luanda - New Kwanza -
Antigua and Barbuda - Saint John's (Antigua) - East Caribbean Dollar -
Argentina - Buenos Aires - Peso -
Armenia - Yerevan - Dram -
Australia - Canberra - Australian Dollar -
Austria - Vienna - Euro -
Azerbaijan Republic of - Baku (Baki) - Manat -
Bahamas - Nassau - Bahamian Dollar -
Bahrain - Al-Manama - Bahrain Dinar -
Bangladesh - Dhaka - Taka -
Barbados - Bridgetown - Barbados Dollar -
Belarus - Minsk - Belorussian Rubel -
Belgium - Brussels - Euro
Belize - Belmopan - Belize Dollar
Benin - Porto Novo (official capital); Contonu (seat of govt.) - CFA Franc
Bhutan - Thimphu - Ngultrum
Bolivia - La Paz (seat of govt.); Sucre (capital and seat of judiciary) - Boliviano
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Sarajevo - Marka
Botswana - Gaborone - Pula -
Brazil - Brasilia - Real
Brunei - Bandar Seri Begawan - Brunei Dollar
Bulgaria - Sofia - Lev
Burundi - Bujumbura - Burundi Franc -
Cambodia - Phnom Penh - Riel -
Cameroon - Yaound' - CFA Franc -
Canada - Ottawa - Canadian Dollar -
Cape Verde - Praia - Cape Verdean Escudo -
Central African Republic - Bangui - CFA Franc -
Chad - N'Djamena - CFA Franc -
Chile - Santiago - Chilean Peso -
China - Beijing - Yuan/Renminbi -
Colombia - Santa Fe de Bogot - Colombian Peso -
Comoros - Moroni - Franc -
Congo, Democraic Republic of - Kinshasa - Congolese Franc
Congo, Republic of - Brazzaville - CFA Franc
Costa Rica - San Jose - Colon -
Cote d'Ivoire - Yamoussoukro - CFA Franc -
Croatia - Zagreb - Kuna -
Cuba - Havana - Cuban Peso -
Cyprus - Lefkosia (Nicosia) - Euro -
Czech Republic - Prague - Koruna -
Denmark - Copenhagen - Krone -
Djibouti - Djibouti - Djibouti Franc -
Dominica - Roseau - East Caribbean Dollar -
Dominican Republic - Santo Domingo - Dominican Peso -
East Timor - Dili - US Dollar
Ecuador - Quito - US Dollar
Egypt - Cairo - Egyptian Pound -
El Salvador - San Salvador - Colon / US Dollar -
Equatorial Guinea - Malabo - CFA Franc -
Eritrea - Asmara (Formerly Asmera) - Nakfa -
Estonia - Tallinn - Euro
Ethiopia - Addis Ababa - Birr -
Fiji - Suva (Viti Levu) - Birr -
Finland - Helsinki - Euro
France - Paris - Euro
Gabon - Libreville - CFA Franc -
Gambia - Banjul - Dalasi -
Georgia - T'bilisi - Lari -
Germany - Berlin - Euro
Ghana - Accra - Cedi -
Greece - Athens - Euro (ΕΥΡΩ)
Grenada - Saint George's - East Caribbean Dollar -
Guatemala - Guatemala City - Quetzal -
Guinea - Conakry - Guinean Franc -
Guinea Bissau - Bissau - CFA Franc -
Guyana - Georgetown - Guyanese Dollar -
Haiti - Port-au-Prince - Gourde -
Honduras - Tegucigalpa - Lempira -
Hungary - Budapest - Forint -
Iceland - Reykjavik - Icelandic Krona -
India - New Delhi - Rupee -
Indonesia - Jakarta - Rupiah -
Iran - Tehran - Rial -
Iraq - Baghdad - Dinar/US Dollar -
Ireland - Dublin - Euro
Israel - Jerusalem - Shekel
Italy - Rome - Euro
Jamaica - Kingston - Dinar -
Japan - Tokyo - Yen -
Jordan - Amman - Dinar -
Kazakhstan - Astana - Tenge -
Kenya - Nairobi - Kenya Shilling -
Kiribati - South Tarawa - Australian Dollar -
Korea North - Pyongyang - Won -
Korea South - Seoul - Won -
Kosovo - Pristina - Euro -
Kuwait - Kuwait City - Kuwaiti Dinar -
Kyrgyzstan - Bishkek - Som -
Laos - Vientiane - New Kip -
Latvia - Riga - Lat -
Lebanon - Beirut - Lebanese Pound -
Lesotho - Maseru - Loti -
Liberia - Monrovia - Liberian Dollar -
Libya - Tripoli - Libyan Dinar -
Liechtenstein - Vaduz - Swiss Franc -
Lithuania - Vilnius - Litas -
Luxembourg - Luxembourg Ville - Euro
Macedonia - Skopje - Denar
Madagascar - Antananarivo - Ariary
Malawi - Lilongwe - Kwacha
Malaysia - Kuala Lumpur - Ringgit
Maldives - Male - rufiyaa -
Mali - Bamako - CFA Franc -
Malta - Valletta - Euro
Marshall Islands - Majuro - US Dollar -
Mexico - Mexico City (Distrito Federal) - Mexican Peso -
Micronesia Federated States of - Palikir - US Dollar -
Moldova - Chisinau - Leu -
Monaco - Monaco Ville - Euro
Mongolia - Ulaanbaatar - Tugrik -
Morocco - Rabat - Dirham -
Montenegro - Padgorica - Euro -
Mozambique - Maputo - Metical -
Myanmar - Rangoon - Kyat
Namibia - Windhoek - Namibian Dollar -
Nauru - No official capital; government offices in Yaren District - Australian Dollar -
Nepal - Kathmandu - Napalese Rupee -
Netherlands - Amsterdam - Euro
New Zealand - Wellington - New Zealand Dollar -
Nicaragua - Managua - Gold Cordoba -
Niger - Niamey - CFA Franc -
Nigeria - Abuja - Naira -
Norway - Oslo - Norwegian Krone -
Oman - Muscat - Omani Rial -
Pakistan - Islamabad - Pakistan Rupee -
Palau - Koror - US Dollar -
Panama - Panama City - Balboa / US Dollar -
Papua New Guinea - Port Moresby - Kina -
Paraguay - Asuncion - Guarani -
Peru - Lima - Nuevo sol -
Philippines - Manila - Peso -
Poland - Warsaw - ZÅ‚oty
Portugal - Lisbon - Euro
Puerto Rico - San Juan - US Dollar -
Qatar - Doha - Qatari Riyal -
Romania - Bucharest - Leu -
Russia - Moscow - Ruble -
Rwanda - Kigali - Rwanda Franc -
St. Kitts and Nevis - Basseterre - East Caribbean Dollar -
St. Lucia - Castries - East Caribbean Dollar -
St. Vincent & the Grenadines - Kingstown - East Caribbean Dollar -
Samoa - Apia - Tala -
San Marino - San Marino - Euro
Sao Tome and Principe - Sao Tome - Dobra -
Saudi Arabia - Riyadh - Riyal -
Senegal - Dakar - CFA Franc -
Serbia - Belgrade - Serbian dinar
Seychelles - Victoria - Seychelles Dollar -
Sierra Leone - Freetown - Leone -
Singapore - Singapore - Singapore Dollar -
Slovakia - Bratislava - Koruna -
Slovenia - Ljubljana - Euro
Solomon Islands - Honiara - Solomon Islands Dollar -
Somalia - Mogadishu - Somali Shilling -
South Africa - Pretoria - Rand
Spain - Madrid - Euro
Sri Lanka - Colombo - Sri Lanka Rupee
Sudan - Khartoum - Dinar -
Suriname - Paramaribo - Surinamese Dollar -
Swaziland - Mbabane - Lilangeni -
Sweden - Stockholm - Krona -
Switzerland - Bern - Swiss Franc -
Syria - Damascus - Syrian Pound -
Taiwan - Taipei - Taiwan New Dollar -
Tajikistan - Dushanbe - Somoni -
Tanzania - Dar es Salaam - Tanzanian Shilling -
Thailand - Bangkok - Baht -
Togo - Lome - CFA Franc -
Tonga - Nuku'alofa - Pa'anga -
Trinidad and Tobago - Port-of-Spain - Trinidad and Tobago Dollar -
Tunisia - Tunis - Tunisian Dinar -
Turkey - Ankara - Turkish New Lira (YTL) -
Turkmenistan - Ashgabat - Manat -
Tuvalu - Funafuti - Australian dollar -
Uganda - Kampala - Ugandan New Shilling -
Ukraine - Kiev - Hryvna -
United Arab Emirates - Abu Dhabi - UAE Dirham -
United Kingdom - London - Pound Sterling -
United State - Washington DC - US Dollar -
Uruguay - Montevideo - Uruguay Peso -
Uzbekistan - Tashkent (Toshkent) - Uzbekistani Som -
Vanuatu - Port-Vila (Efate) - Vatu -
Vatican City (Holy See) - Vatican City - Euro
Venezuela - Caracas - Bolivars -
Vietnam - Hanoi - Dong
Yemen - Sana - Rial -
Zambia - Lusaka - Kwacha -
Zimbabwe - Harare - Zimbabwean dollar -
What state would you be in at ninety degrees west and forty-five degrees north?
At 90 degrees west and 45 degrees north, you would be in the state of Minnesota in the United States.
What year did the English Parliament pass the act for the prevention of frauds and perjuries?
The English Parliament passed the act for the prevention of frauds and perjuries in the year 1698.
What is the largest legal tender in circulation?
You need to specify the country you wish to ask about. Without knowing it is impossible to provide an accurate answer to your question.
How many languages are there in 100 rupee note?
In any INDIAN note there are 15 Languages. They are
1. Assamese
2. Bengali
3. Gujarati
4. Kannada
5. Kashmiri
6. Konkani
7. Malayalam
8. Marathi
9. Nepali
10.Oriya
11.Punjabi
12.Sanskrit
13.Tamil
14.Telugu
15.Urdu
16.hindi
17.English
There has never been an official 1,000,000 euro note issued by the European Central Bank (ECB) or the Eurosystem. Any such note being circulated is likely a fake or novelty item and not legal tender for transactions.
