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{{Infobox currency
{{Infobox currency
| currency_name_in_local = Besmenischer Schilling
| currency_name_in_local = Besmenischer Schilling
| image_1 = Besmenian schilling 8th series2.png
| image_1 = Besmenian BS200 banknote.png
| image_title_1 = Banknotes of the 8th series
| image_title_1 = BS 200 banknote of the 2015 series  
| alt1 =
| alt1 =
| iso_code = BSH
| iso_code = BSH
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| date_of_introduction = 1 October 1918
| date_of_introduction = 1 October 1918
| date_of_introduction_source =
| date_of_introduction_source =
| using_countries = {{flag|Besmenia}}
| using_countries = {{Collapsible list
|title                    = {{flag|Besmenia}}
|1 = {{flagicon|East Besmenia}} [[Confederation of East Besmenian States]] (1918-1920)
|2 = {{flag|East Besmenia}} (1920-1967)
|3 = {{flagicon|Kingdom of Besmenia}} [[Besmenian Republic|West Besmenia]] (1967)
|4 = {{flag|Palingia}} (2021-2022)
}}
| subunit_ratio_1 = 1/100
| subunit_ratio_1 = 1/100
| subunit_name_1 = cent
| subunit_name_1 = Cent
| symbol = BS
| symbol = BS
| symbol_subunit_1 = ct
| symbol_subunit_1 = ct
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| plural =
| plural =
| plural_subunit_1 =
| plural_subunit_1 =
| frequently_used_coins = 1ct, 2ct, 5ct, 10ct, 20ct, 50ct, 1, 2,  
| frequently_used_coins = 1ct, 2ct, 5ct, 10ct, 20ct, 50ct, BS1, BS2,  
| rarely_used_coins = 5
| rarely_used_coins = BS5
| frequently_used_banknotes = 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500,
| frequently_used_banknotes = BS5, BS10, BS20, BS50, BS100, BS200, BS500,
| rarely_used_banknotes = 1, 2, 1000
| rarely_used_banknotes = BS1, BS2, BS1000
| printer = [[Besmenian National Bank]]
| printer = [[Besmenian National Bank]]
}}
}}
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===Introduction (1918)===
===Introduction (1918)===
===Introduction in West Besmenia (1967)===
===Introduction in West Besmenia (1967)===
In the course of monetary union with [[Besmenian Republic|West Besmenia]], the Schilling was introduced in West Besmenia on April 1, 1967. This was probably one of the biggest adjustments during the reunification process for the West Besmenian citizens, since the Schilling in West Besmenia was a symbol of the economic miracle and prosperity in the East Besmenian Federal Republic.
===Introduction in [[Palingia]] (2021)===


==Stability==
==Stability==
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! Image Front !! Image Back !! Material !! Value !! Description  
! Image Front !! Image Back !! Material !! Value !! Description  
|-
|-
| [[File:Besmenian ct50 coinfront.png|130px]] || [[File:Besmenian ct50 coinback.png|130px]] ||  || ct 50 || Besmenia
| [[File:Besmenian ct1 coinfront.png|130px]] || [[File:Besmenian ct1 coinback.png|130px]] ||  || 1ct ||
|-
| [[File:Besmenian ct2 coinfront.png|130px]] || [[File:Besmenian ct2 coinback.png|130px]] ||  || 2ct ||
|-
| [[File:Besmenian ct5 coinfront.png|130px]] || [[File:Besmenian ct5 coinback.png|130px]] ||  || 5ct ||
|-
|-
| [[File:Besmenian BS1 coinfront.png|130px]] || [[File:Besmenian BS1 coinback.png|130px]] ||  || BS 1 || Besmenia
| [[File:Besmenian ct10 coinfront.png|130px]] || [[File:Besmenian ct10 coinback.png|130px]] ||  || 10ct ||
|-
|-
| [[File:Besmenian BS2 coinfront.png|130px]] || [[File:Besmenian BS2 coinback.png|130px]] ||  || BS 2 || Besmenia
| [[File:Besmenian ct20 coinfront.png|130px]] || [[File:Besmenian ct20 coinback.png|130px]] ||  || 20ct ||
|-
| [[File:Besmenian ct50 coinfront.png|130px]] || [[File:Besmenian ct50 coinback.png|130px]] ||  || 50ct ||
|-
| [[File:Besmenian BS1 coinfront.png|130px]] || [[File:Besmenian BS1 coinback.png|130px]] ||  || BS1 ||
|-
| [[File:Besmenian BS2 coinfront.png|130px]] || [[File:Besmenian BS2 coinback.png|130px]] ||  || BS2 || Besmenia
|}
|}
===Commemorative coins===
Since 1965, commemorative coins have been issued annually, which are also suitable for payment transactions. Until 1998 the BS5 coins were used for commemorative coins. After the BS5 coin was abolished in 1998 and replaced by the BS5 banknote, the BS2 coin has been used for commemorative coins ever since.
For example, commemorative coins were issued to commemorate the [[1976 Summer Olympic Games (Iearth)|1976 Summer Olympic Games]], the [[2013 Helmfurt World Cup]] or the 50th anniversary of the [[Besmenian reunification]] in 2017.


==Banknotes==
==Banknotes==
===First series (1918)===
===First series (1918)===
===Second series (1929)===
===Second series (1921)===
===Third series (1942)===
===Third series (1929)===
===Fourth series (1955)===
===Fourth series (1942)===
===Fifth series (1968)===
===Fifth series (1955)===
===Sixth series (1983)===
===Sixth series (1968)===
===Seventh series (1998)===
===Seventh series (1983)===
The seventh series banknotes were issued between 1998 and 2002 and were recalled as of 1 January 2021. Since then, the notes can be exchanged at full face value without restriction at the Besmenian National Bank.
===Eighth series (1998)===
The eighth series banknotes were issued between 1998 and 2018 and were recalled as of 1 January 2022. Since then, the notes can be exchanged at full face value without restriction at the Besmenian National Bank. With the eighth series, the BS5 banknote was introduced for the first time to replace the BS5 coin.


===Eighth series (2015)===
===Ninth series (2015)===
The eighth banknote series was phased in from June 2015 to May 2018. A novelty was that the former [[President of Besmenia|President]] [[Erwin Pohl]], who died in 2004, is now shown on the BS 5 banknote.
The eighth banknote series was phased in from June 2015 to May 2018. A novelty was that the former [[President of Besmenia|President]] [[Erwin Pohl]], who died in 2004, is now shown on the BS 5 banknote.
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Latest revision as of 03:52, 11 January 2023

Besmenian schilling
Besmenischer Schilling
Besmenian BS200 banknote.png
BS 200 banknote of the 2015 series
ISO 4217
Unit
SymbolBS‎
Denominations
Subunit
 1/100Cent
Symbol
 Centct
Banknotes
 Freq. usedBS5, BS10, BS20, BS50, BS100, BS200, BS500,
 Rarely usedBS1, BS2, BS1000
Coins
 Freq. used1ct, 2ct, 5ct, 10ct, 20ct, 50ct, BS1, BS2,
 Rarely usedBS5
Demographics
Date of introduction1 October 1918
User(s)
Issuance
PrinterBesmenian National Bank

The Besmenian schilling (Besmenian: Besmenischer Schilling, or colloquially called Schilling) is the official currency of the Federal Republic of Besmenia.

History

Introduction (1918)

Introduction in West Besmenia (1967)

In the course of monetary union with West Besmenia, the Schilling was introduced in West Besmenia on April 1, 1967. This was probably one of the biggest adjustments during the reunification process for the West Besmenian citizens, since the Schilling in West Besmenia was a symbol of the economic miracle and prosperity in the East Besmenian Federal Republic.

Introduction in Palingia (2021)

Stability

The Besmenian schilling is one of the most stable currencies in the Coalition of Crown Albatross.

Coins

Image Front Image Back Material Value Description
File:Besmenian ct1 coinfront.png File:Besmenian ct1 coinback.png 1ct
File:Besmenian ct2 coinfront.png File:Besmenian ct2 coinback.png 2ct
File:Besmenian ct5 coinfront.png File:Besmenian ct5 coinback.png 5ct
File:Besmenian ct10 coinfront.png File:Besmenian ct10 coinback.png 10ct
File:Besmenian ct20 coinfront.png File:Besmenian ct20 coinback.png 20ct
File:Besmenian ct50 coinfront.png File:Besmenian ct50 coinback.png 50ct
File:Besmenian BS1 coinfront.png File:Besmenian BS1 coinback.png BS1
Besmenian BS2 coinfront.png Besmenian BS2 coinback.png BS2 Besmenia

Commemorative coins

Since 1965, commemorative coins have been issued annually, which are also suitable for payment transactions. Until 1998 the BS5 coins were used for commemorative coins. After the BS5 coin was abolished in 1998 and replaced by the BS5 banknote, the BS2 coin has been used for commemorative coins ever since.

For example, commemorative coins were issued to commemorate the 1976 Summer Olympic Games, the 2013 Helmfurt World Cup or the 50th anniversary of the Besmenian reunification in 2017.

Banknotes

First series (1918)

Second series (1921)

Third series (1929)

Fourth series (1942)

Fifth series (1955)

Sixth series (1968)

Seventh series (1983)

Eighth series (1998)

The eighth series banknotes were issued between 1998 and 2018 and were recalled as of 1 January 2022. Since then, the notes can be exchanged at full face value without restriction at the Besmenian National Bank. With the eighth series, the BS5 banknote was introduced for the first time to replace the BS5 coin.

Ninth series (2015)

The eighth banknote series was phased in from June 2015 to May 2018. A novelty was that the former President Erwin Pohl, who died in 2004, is now shown on the BS 5 banknote.

Image Main color Value Description Date of issue
Besmenian BS5 banknote.png Blue BS 5 Erwin Pohl 12 June 2015
Besmenian BS10 banknote2.png Orange BS 10 Theobald von Kanther 10 December 2015
Besmenian BS20 banknote.png Green BS 20 Martin Beiter 10 May 2016
Besmenian BS50 banknote.png Gold BS 50 Horst Lommberg 10 December 2016
Besmenian BS100 banknote.png Light blue BS 100 Heinz Dimmler 14 May 2017
Besmenian BS200 banknote.png Light red BS 200 Ruth Peisker 1 December 2017
Besmenian BS500 banknote2.png Violet BS 500 Fritz I 10 May 2018
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