What is money
Each state has its own currency
The shekel or shekel (Hebrew שקל.) - A measure of weight of gold and silver of the ancient Jews and other Semitic peoples; shekel of silver (coin weighing about 11.4 grams) was a standard monetary unit in the Middle East. Israeli Shekel - the currency
Escudo - Currency Angola and other countries, as well as gold and silver coin of Portugal and Spain.
Escudo - Currency Angola and other countries, as well as gold and silver coin of Portugal and Spain.
The Union - it is the monetary unit of Mauritania, a vast sparsely populated country, almost all of whose territory lies in the Sahara desert.
In some countries to stabilize the cash, cashless or both cash and non-cash circulation uses parallel currencies ilidenezhnye surrogates, which may have the physical form of a banknote - coins or bank notes (for example, the Cuban convertible peso imyanma
Cuban convertible peso - parallel currency of Cuba. It replaces dollars and was originally designed for tourists and diplomats.
Bolivian Boliviano - Currency Bolivia State. Boliviano includes 100 centavos.
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What is money

1. What is money

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