Tate's Modern Cambist: a Manual of Foreign Exchanges And Bullion, With the Monetary Systems of the World And Foreign Weights And Measures
Tate's Modern Cambist: a Manual of Foreign Exchanges And Bullion, With the Monetary Systems of the World And Foreign Weights And Measures
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£663 18 0. „ 4. £39 16 5.
„ 5. Flop. 12100. „ 6. £460 13 11.
LUXEMBUEa.
MONEYS.
1 Franc = 100 Centimes.
The Bill Stamp is as follows : Up to Fr. 100 . . . Fr.005 Beyond Fr. 100 „ 300 . • . „ 20 „ 300 „ 600 ... „ 0-40 „ 600 „ 1200 . . . „ 0*80 And then for every Fr. 1200 or fraction thereof „ 0*80 PORTUGAL.
MONEYS.
1000 Eeis = 1 Milreis.
Since 1855 Portugal has adopted the single gold standard of value. The new silver and gold coins are minted of the same fineness = 916) ; but the silver coins a...re about 8 per cent, under weight. Silver is accordingly no longer legal tender in Portugal for sums above 5 milreis. The gold coins are pieces of 10^000, 5$000, 2^000, and 1$000 reis, called 69 severally gold crowns, half-crowns, fifth-crowns, and tenth- crowns. The silver coins are pieces of 500, 200, 100, and 50 reis. The copper coins consist of 40, 20, 10, and 5 reis pieces.
For many years Portugal was besides England, and at one time the free city of Bremen, the only country possessing the gold standard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
£663 18 0. „ 4. £39 16 5.
„ 5. Flop. 12100. „ 6. £460 13 11.
LUXEMBUEa.
MONEYS.
1 Franc = 100 Centimes.
The Bill Stamp is as follows : Up to Fr. 100 . . . Fr.005 Beyond Fr. 100 „ 300 . • . „ 20 „ 300 „ 600 ... „ 0-40 „ 600 „ 1200 . . . „ 0*80 And then for every Fr. 1200 or fraction thereof „ 0*80 PORTUGAL.
MONEYS.
1000 Eeis = 1 Milreis.
Since 1855 Portugal has adopted the single gold standard of value. The new silver and gold coins are minted of the same fineness = 916) ; but the silver coins a...re about 8 per cent, under weight. Silver is accordingly no longer legal tender in Portugal for sums above 5 milreis. The gold coins are pieces of 10^000, 5$000, 2^000, and 1$000 reis, called 69 severally gold crowns, half-crowns, fifth-crowns, and tenth- crowns. The silver coins are pieces of 500, 200, 100, and 50 reis. The copper coins consist of 40, 20, 10, and 5 reis pieces.
For many years Portugal was besides England, and at one time the free city of Bremen, the only country possessing the gold standard.
What to read after Tate's Modern Cambist: a Manual of Foreign Exchanges And Bullion, With the Monetary Systems of the World And Foreign Weights And Measures?
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