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{{Infobox currency
| currency_name_in_local = Arucian shilling<br>Arijan chiling<br>Scellino aruciano<br>Shilling arucien<br>Silinga Arukan
| image_1 = Imaguabanknote20.png
| image_title_1 = 20ſ banknote
| iso_code = ARS
| issuing_authority = [[Central Bank of the Arucian]]
| issuing_authority_website = 
| date_of_introduction = 1816
| date_of_introduction_source =
| using_countries = {{flag|Imagua and the Assimas}}<br>{{flag|Sainte-Chloé}}
| inflation_rate = 1.0%
| inflation_source_date = 
| subunit_ratio_1 = 1/100
| subunit_name_1 = penny<br>penny<br>peni
| symbol = ſ
| symbol_subunit_1 = d
| nickname = fiorino
| nickname_subunit_1 = centesimo
| plural = shillings<br>scellini<br>
| plural_subunit_1 = pence<br>penny<br>peni
| frequently_used_coins = 20d, 50d, 1ſ, 2ſ, 5ſ
| rarely_used_coins = 1d, 5d, 10d
| frequently_used_banknotes = 10ſ, 20ſ
| rarely_used_banknotes = 50ſ, 100ſ
}}
The '''Arucian shilling''' ({{wp|Italian language|Etrurian}}: ''Scellino imaguana'', {{wp|French language|Gaullican}}: ''Shilling arucien'', [[Western Imaguan Creole]]: ''Silinga Arakua'', {{wp|Haitian Creole|Chloéois Creole}}: ''Arijan chiling'') is the national currency of [[Imagua and the Assimas]] and [[Sainte-Chloé]]. As of June 2020, the exchange rate between the Imaguan shilling and the [[euclo]] is 7ſ59 for every €1.

==History==
The shilling was first circulated on [[Imagua (island)|Imagua]] after [[Estmere]] took the island from [[Geatland]] in 1658, which had ruled over the island from the conquest of Imagua from [[Caldia]] in 1564. However, for most of the history of Imagua, various {{wp|trade coins}} were used, mostly those from (TBC).

However, with the advent of the {{wp|Industrial Revolution}} on Imagua, it was decided that the official currency of Imagua would have to be pegged at par to the [[Estmerish shilling]]. Thus, in 1816, a decree was issued by the Governor of Imagua to ban "all foreign monies from being used in the [[Colony of Imagua]] for day-to-day transactions."

While this was initially unpopular and poorly enforced, by the 1830s, the Imaguan shilling began to be produced in [[Cuanstad]]. This helped increase the use of the Imaguan shilling among the islanders, and by the 1850s, the Imaguan shilling had become the most dominant currency on the island of Imagua.

On the [[Assimas Islands]], after its annexation by [[Etruria]], the [[Etrurian florin]] was introduced to supplant the local currencies. Thus, by the end of the 19th century, the two main currencies on the islands were the florin and the shilling.

After the [[Solarian War]], the florin was replaced by the Imaguan shilling. With independence from Estmere in 1948, the Imaguan shilling initially maintained its peg with the Estmerish shilling. By 1980, with the economic crisis ravaging [[Kylaris]], it was decided to "decouple" the shillings, and on 1 April, 1981, the shilling was removed from its historic 1:1 peg, devaluing the Imaguan shilling so 1 Estmerish shilling was equal to 2ſ74, before it was floated. Since then, it has fallen in value, with the current exchange rate having been around one [[euclo]] being worth around 7.50 shillings.

==Banknotes==

==Coins==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Value !! Obverse !! Reverse !! Diameter
|-
| 1d || Incumbent President || {{wp|Caesalpinia pulcherrima|Pride of Imagua}} and year of minting || 17.4 mm
|-
| 5d || Incumbent President || Map of the [[West Arucian Sea]] and year of minting || 20.3 mm
|-
| 10d || Incumbent President || A {{wp|thoroughbred horse}} and year of minting || 25.9 mm
|-
| 20d || Incumbent President || {{wp|Flying fish}} and year of minting || 23.59 mm
|-
| 50d || Incumbent President || Sugarcane plant and year of minting || 28.5 mm
|-
| 1ſ || Incumbent President || Highest point in Saint Cyriaca and year of minting || 30.0 mm
|-
| 2ſ || Incumbent President || [[Mount Apita]] and year of minting || 34.31 mm
|-
| 5ſ || Incumbent President || [[La Roche (Sainte-Chloé)|La Roche]] and year of minting || 38.61 mm
|}

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