From the British pound to Krone Norway; The oldest currencies that are still in circulation

Coins have been used for thousands of years as a means of exchange and value storage. Some of them have been able to overcome the passage of time and still be circulating as a currency. In this article, we will learn about 5 of the oldest coins and money units in the world that are still used and review the history and importance of each. (MSN)

The British Pound Sterling Pound, as one of the world’s oldest monetary units, is still working. The pound is the fourth -largest trading currency in the world and is more than 1.5 years old. The currency was first introduced in the eighth century and has seen many changes over time. The pound is not only one currency; Rather, it is a symbol of the British heritage that has survived many of the economic challenges and challenges.

Photographer: Unsual / Britannica

Switzerland is another of the oldest monetary units that dates back to the 19th century. The currency was introduced in the year 6 AD and has a special place among investors because of its significant stability. Over time, Frank Switzerland has been able to coordinate with the modern world and is still recognized as a valid and sustainable currency.

Photographer: Unknown / epthinktank.eu

The Japanese Yen is one of the other ancient currencies in the world that was introduced in the year 6 AD and its history reflects the Japanese route during the modernization period. Yen banknotes and coins are unique to Japan’s culture and history. The Japanese Yen is the world’s third -largest trading currency after the US dollar and the euro. The currency that has changed many times throughout history; But it is still a symbol of Japan’s identity and a sustainable value in the world economy.

Photographer: Unknown / esuhai

The US dollar is one of the oldest currency units in international transactions. The currency was first established in the year 6 and has become a symbol of world economic power since then. This currency is accepted in many countries. The US dollar is often a measure of other currencies and plays an important role in the global economy.

Photographer: Unknown / Azom

The Indian Rupee is one of the world’s oldest currencies dating back to the sixth century. This currency had changed a lot over time and was initially based on silver; But today it is known as a “Fiat currency” or without a commodity backing. The rupee is not only a tool of exchange but also part of the culture and economy of India, and its long history reflects the ability to adapt to many changes over the centuries.

Photographer: Unknown / Odynovo Tours

The Chinese Yuan is one of the oldest currencies in the world, dating back to the late 19th century. This currency was initially based on silver; But today it is used as a modern currency in the growing economy. The yuan is also known as “Renminbi”, which means “people’s money”. This currency has also gained an important world in recent years and is now one of the most common currencies traded in the world.

Photographer: Unknown / Advantour

The New Zealand dollar, also known as “Kiwi”, was introduced in the year 6 and replaced “New Zealand Pound”. This currency is one of the most traded monetary units in the world. The New Zealand dollar is recognized as a safe investment in the global economy. Many travelers also keep Kiwi coins as a valuable reminder.

Photographer: Unknown / New Zealand

Peso is one of the oldest circulation currencies, dating back to the 16th century and its initial introduction. The currency was originally based on the “Spanish dollar” and today is the most important currency in Latin America. The peso is not only a financial instrument, but also a symbol of the history and endurance of the Mexican people.

Photographer: Unknown / Spanish and Go

Krone, Krone, is the official currency of the country, which was introduced in the year 6 and replaced with Spacedaler. Crohn is one of the reliable currencies in international markets and its stability is due to the powerful Norwegian economy, especially in the field of oil and gas. The old coins of Crohn are also a symbol of Norway’s economic culture, history and independence.

Photographer: Unknown / Quartz

Singapore Dollar is one of the oldest currencies still used. The currency first entered the tour of the year and quickly became one of the most sustainable currencies in Southeast Asia. It is a reflection of Singapore’s economic growth and national identity that is also used in some neighboring countries. Singapore’s high dollar power compared to many global currencies is the dynamic and powerful economy of the country.

Photographer: Unknown / Remitly Blog

What do you know about the oldest coins and monetary units in the world? Which one did you have on your trips? Please share your valuable look and opinion with Kajaro and its companions.

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