The Moneys of the World a Guide to the Foreign Moneys Current Throughout the Wo
The Moneys of the World a Guide to the Foreign Moneys Current Throughout the Wo
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Currency.
20 " ^/oc. 3. 90 10 " 39V2C. 1. 95 5 19y 2 c. . 97 Silver: 5 " 19c. . 95 2 " 19c. . 38 1 19c. . 19 ITALY.
100 centesimi=l lira.
Italy belongs to the "Latin Union" (See Bel- gium). The notes of small denominations up to 10 lires are issued exclusively by the Gov- ernment. Notes of higher value are also printed by the Government but distributed to three banks of issue and bear the name of these banks Bank of Italy, Bank of Naples, Bank of Sicily.
34 Bank Notes : Average rate Value in in... N. Y. U. S. Currency.
1000 lire l9 l Ac. $192. 50 500 " 19 l Ac. 96. 25 100 " !9 l Ac. 19. 25 50 " !9 l Ac. 9. 62 25 " ig^c. 4. 81 10 " 19 l Ac. 1. 92 5 " ig^c. . 96 Gold Coins: 20 lire l9 l Ac. 3. 84 10 " 19^4c. 1. 92 Silver: - 5 lire 19^0. . 96 2 " 19 l Ac. . 38 1 " 19^0. . 19 35 JAPAN.
100 sen=l yen. 10 rin=l sen.
Japan has recently adopted a modern system of currency which will compare favorably with that of any nation, the decimal method being followed in the calculation of coinage. Bank notes of various denominations are issued from the Bank of Japan and are secured by gold and the general assets of the bank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Currency.
20 " ^/oc. 3. 90 10 " 39V2C. 1. 95 5 19y 2 c. . 97 Silver: 5 " 19c. . 95 2 " 19c. . 38 1 19c. . 19 ITALY.
100 centesimi=l lira.
Italy belongs to the "Latin Union" (See Bel- gium). The notes of small denominations up to 10 lires are issued exclusively by the Gov- ernment. Notes of higher value are also printed by the Government but distributed to three banks of issue and bear the name of these banks Bank of Italy, Bank of Naples, Bank of Sicily.
34 Bank Notes : Average rate Value in in... N. Y. U. S. Currency.
1000 lire l9 l Ac. $192. 50 500 " 19 l Ac. 96. 25 100 " !9 l Ac. 19. 25 50 " !9 l Ac. 9. 62 25 " ig^c. 4. 81 10 " 19 l Ac. 1. 92 5 " ig^c. . 96 Gold Coins: 20 lire l9 l Ac. 3. 84 10 " 19^4c. 1. 92 Silver: - 5 lire 19^0. . 96 2 " 19 l Ac. . 38 1 " 19^0. . 19 35 JAPAN.
100 sen=l yen. 10 rin=l sen.
Japan has recently adopted a modern system of currency which will compare favorably with that of any nation, the decimal method being followed in the calculation of coinage. Bank notes of various denominations are issued from the Bank of Japan and are secured by gold and the general assets of the bank.
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