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The Samol was introduced in the 1790s by a single town outside of Une Grad. The town used it as a replacement for silver (which at the time was the only accepted currency) because of its light weight, it was adopted in many other towns in the west of Fichmanistan. In 1798 Crown Princess Abigail in the name of King John II made the Samol Fichmanistan’s legal tender. | The Samol was introduced in the 1790s by a single town outside of Une Grad. The town used it as a replacement for silver (which at the time was the only accepted currency) because of its light weight, it was adopted in many other towns in the west of Fichmanistan. In 1798 Crown Princess Abigail in the name of King John II made the Samol Fichmanistan’s legal tender. | ||
The name is believed to have been derived from the dog of the creator of the currency: Samuel | The name is believed to have been derived from the dog of the creator of the currency: Samuel | ||
The Samol was changed in 1923 by Prime Minister | |||
Revision as of 16:08, 8 July 2021
The Samol is the legal currency across the Kingdom of Fichmanistan The Samol was introduced in the 1790s by a single town outside of Une Grad. The town used it as a replacement for silver (which at the time was the only accepted currency) because of its light weight, it was adopted in many other towns in the west of Fichmanistan. In 1798 Crown Princess Abigail in the name of King John II made the Samol Fichmanistan’s legal tender. The name is believed to have been derived from the dog of the creator of the currency: Samuel The Samol was changed in 1923 by Prime Minister