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Anahuaca peso
Peso Gran Rugidoense (Spanish)
Gran Rugidoense $200 banknote.jpg
Obverse of the RPN $200 note
ISO 4217
Unit
Symbol$ or GR$
Denominations
Symbol
centavo¢
Banknotes
 Freq. used$20, $50, $100, $200, $300, $400, $500, $1,000
 Rarely used$10, $2,000
Coins
 Freq. used$1, $2, $5, $10
 Rarely used50¢, $20, $50, $100
Demographics
User(s)Anáhuac Gran Rugido
1 other country
Issuance
Central bankBank of Gran Rugido
 Websitewww.banrugido.org.gr
PrinterBank of Gran Rugido
 Websitewww.banrugido.org.gr
MintFábrica Nacional de Moneda Nacional
 Websitewww.fnmm.gob.gr
Valuation
Inflation7.65%

The Gran Rugidoense peso (symbol: $; code: GRP) is the currency of Gran Rugido. The peso shares the common origin of the Canterian real, continuing to use its sign, "$".

The current ISO 4217 code for the peso is GRP. The peso is subdivided into 100 centavos, represented by "¢". The Gran Rugidoense peso is the 16th most traded currency in the world, the third most traded currency from Olivacia (after the Riamese hull and Hoterallian gen). As of 16 August 2022, the Gran Rugidoense peso's exchange rate was $19.80 per ACU, $24.50 per Riamese hull, and $17.50 per Hoterallian gen.

Coins

Coins of Gran Rugido (as of 2022)
Value Images Technical parameters Description Minting history
Obverse Reverse Diameter Weight Composition Edge Obverse Reverse Year
[1] [2] 15.5 mm 1.58 g Stainless steel Plain State title, Coat of Arms of Gran Rugido Stylized image of the solar rays of the “Ring of the Quincunxes of the Sun Stone.” 1996
10¢ [3] [4] 17 mm 2.08 g Stylized image of the “Ring of the Sacrifice of the Sun Stone.” 1996
20¢ [5] [6] 19.5 mm (shortest)
Dodecagon
3.04 g Aluminium bronze
92% copper
6% aluminium
2% nickel
Plain State title, State title, Coat of Arms of Gran Rugido Stylized image of the “Thirteenth Acatl Day of the Sun Stone.” 1996
50¢ [7] [8] 22 mm
Dodecagon, notched
4.39 g Aluminium bronze
92% copper
6% aluminium
2% nickel
Plain State title, Coat of Arms of Gran Rugido Stylized image of the “Ring of Acceptance of the Sun Stone.” 1996
$1 [9] [10] 21 mm 3.95 g
R: 2.14 g
C: 1.81 g
Ring: Stainless steel (as 10¢)
Center: Aluminium bronze (as 50¢)
Plain State title, Coat of Arms of Gran Rugido Stylized image of the “Ring of Splendor of the Sun Stone.” 1996
$2 [11] [12] 23 mm 5.19 g
R: 2.81 g
C: 2.38 g
Stylized image of the “Ring of the Days of the Sun Stone.”
$5 [13] [14] 25.5 mm 7.07 g
R: 3.82 g
C: 3.25 g
Stylized image of the “Ring of the Serpents of the Sun Stone.”
$10 [15] [16] 28 mm 10.329 g
R: 5.579 g
C: 4.75 g
Ring: Aluminium bronze (as 50¢)
Center:
65% copper
25% zinc
10% nickel.
Reeded edge State title, Coat of Arms of Gran Rugido Circle of the Sun Stone representing Cuauhtlehuanitl with the fire mask. 1997
$20 [17] [18] 32 mm 15.945 g
R: 8.59 g
C: 7.355 g
Ring: Aluminium bronze (as 50¢)
Center:
65% copper
25% zinc
10% nickel.
Reeded edge State title, Coat of Arms of Gran Rugido Ahuitzotl II. 2005
$20 (C1) [19] [20] 30 mm 12.67 g
R: 7.16 g
C: 5.51 g
Ring: Aluminium bronze (as 50¢)
Center:
65% copper
25% zinc
10% nickel.
Reeded edge State title, Coat of Arms of Gran Rugido Mohamed Navarro 2010
$50 [21] [22] 28 mm 10.329 g
R: 5.579 g
C: 4.75 g
Ring: Aluminium bronze (as 50¢)
Center:
65% copper
25% zinc
10% nickel.
Reeded edge State title, Coat of Arms of Gran Rugido Value, F-04 Starfire of the Rebellion. 2005
$100 [23] [24] 28 mm 10.329 g
R: 5.579 g
C: 4.75 g
Ring: Aluminium bronze (as 50¢)
Center:
65% copper
25% zinc
10% nickel.
Reeded edge State title, Coat of Arms of Gran Rugido Xiuhtecuhtli Year 2000, Xaliecan "New Fire" ceremony 2000

Banknotes

Gran Rugidoense banknotes (as of 2022)
Image Value Dimensions (millimeters) Main Color Description Date of
Obverse Reverse Obverse Reverse printing issue withdrawal
[25] [26] $10 125 × 65 mm Yellow Pre-Canterian Gran Rugido: Dizhan head. Archeological site of Los Carrizales. 31 December 2020 28 October 2021
[27] [28] $20 120 × 65 mm Red and Green Bicentennial of Gran Rugidoense independence Mangrove ecosystem: Crocodile, red mangrove, and Chan Santa Cruz Biosphere Reserve. 6 January 2021 24 September 2021
[29] [30] $50 125 × 65 mm Magenta Pre-Canterian Gran Rugido; Moctezuma III Riparian and lake ecosystems represented by the axolotl and the Río Xocoyotzin. 31 March 2021 28 October 2021
[31] [32] $100 132 × 65 mm Red New Canteria; Virrey Juan Carlos de Gavrilia Temperate forest ecosystems represented by the monarch butterfly and the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve 8 May 2020 12 November 2020
[33] [34] $200 139 × 65 mm Green Gran Rugidoense War of Independence; Aramberri Lavín Desert and matorral ecosystems represented by the golden eagle and the Desierto de Jilachi y Planta Álcamar reserve. 28 November 2018 2 September 2019
[35] $300 146 × 65 mm Blue La Reforma and Restoration of the Republic; Raymundo Vigil Coastal, marine and insular ecosystems represented by the gray whale and Isla Roca Roja biosphere. 19 May 2017 27 August 2018
[36] [37] $400 153 × 65 mm Gray Rugidoense Revolution; Germán Castillejos, Francisco Venegas & Martín Falcón Desert ecosystems represented by a scorpion and N.de.R. 2143. 10 June 2019 19 November 2020
[38] [39] $500 159 × 65 mm Brown Gran Rugidoense Civil War; Susete Hernández Niño and F-04 Starfires Urban landscape represented by the ruins of San Jorge Xayacatlán with citizens helping cleanse the debris. 19 September 2020 24 September 2021
[40] [41] $1,000 159 × 65 mm Orange Contemporary Gran Rugido; Tomás Treviño. Urban landscape represented by general overview of San Jorge Xayacatlán. 3 July 2018 5 December 2020
[42] [43] $2,000 159 × 65 mm Purple Gran Rugidoense Political Crisis; Videl de la García. Industrial landscape represented by the refinery of Santa Lucía. 16 October 2021 21 August 2022

Usage outside Gran Rugido

Some establishments in border areas of Zhiguryia and accept Gran Rugidoense pesos as currency, such as certain border stores, restuarants and gasoline stations. Given it close distance compared to Riamo, Freice began utilizing the Gran Rugidoense peso as a secondary currency in the 1980s, provoking an initial controversy before it was accepted. On July 2022, the Gran Rugidoense peso was accepted as a viable currency, alongside the Hoterallian gen. Other than the aformentioned circumstances and events, Gran Rugidoense pesos are generally not accepted as currency outside of Gran Rugido.

Notes

  1. In use since the 1980s, recognised as an official currency in July 2022