Emerstarian skille

Emerstarian skille
Skille
10 Skiller (obverse) 10 Skiller (reverse)
Denominations
Subunit
1/100	Pennigar
Plural	Skiller
Pennigar	Pennigarer
Symbol	S
Pennigar	P
Nickname	Riksnot
Pennigar	Pensa
Banknotes
Freq. used	5s, 10s, 25s, 50s, 100s
Rarely used	1s, 2s, 500s, 1000s
Coins
Freq. used	25p, 50p, 75p
Rarely used	1p, 5p, 10p, 100p, 200p
Demographics
Date of introduction	1627
User(s)	Emerstari and its dependencies
Issuance
Central bank	Emeriges Riksbanke
Valuation
Inflation	1.24%
Source	2018

The Emerstarian Skille, also known as the Riksnot, is the official currency of Emerstari and its dependencies. In English, the currency is sometimes known as the shilling because Skille is Emerstarian for shilling. It is subdivided into 100 pennigarer (singular: pennigar, abbreviated: p). Several nations formerly a part of Emerstari use their own shillings, most notably Soumeland and New Retermi

History

The oldest known Emerstarian coin was found near Uppsalle and is believed to have been stuck around AD 830. Organized minting in Emerstari, however, was not introduced until the 1000s by Eirikr I. Coins during this era were primarily minted at Ljundburg and Månskilde, but also Ulgelse, Osterborg, and Rensulier. With few exceptions, nearly all these coins were of Emerstarian monarchs' portraits, names, or monograms.

In 1627, the Skille was introduced into Emerstari. A monetary union was formed between Emerstari, Coelans, Saurland, the Friedish Confederation, and Canaria in 1862. The five currencies of the union were on the gold standard with the skille/skjille/schille being defined as 1/1100 of a kilogram of gold. The union dissolved when the in 1931, but afterward, each member-state opted to keep the shilling.

Banknotes

On 21 July 2002, Emeriges Riksbanke announced the names of the persons whose portraits would be on the new banknote series that would be introduced on 10 January 2004:

• Elsa Ljundmark on the 1-Skille banknote; Green
• Olaf III Aleksender on the 2-Skiller banknote; Red
• Per Olafsson–Snyfft on the 5-Skiller banknote; Orange
• Karl IV Lorens on the 10-Skiller banknote; Blue
• Annette I Maria on the 25-Skiller banknote; Purple
• Erik X Gustaf on the 50-Skiller banknote; Brown
• Erik XII Georg on the 100-Skiller banknote; Yellow
• Christoffer Lorens Ljundstrom on the 200-Skiller banknote; White
• Eirikr I on the 500-Skiller banknote; Black
• Erik XII Georg on the 1000-Skiller banknote; Gray

Banknotes of Emerstari

Image		Value	Dimensions	Main color		Description			Date of
Obverse	Reverse					Obverse	Reverse	Watermark	first printing	issue
		10 Skiller	181 × 74 mm		Blue	Karl IV Lorens	Emerstarian blueberry fields	Tred Kroner	2003	10 January 2004

Coins

Overview of Emerstarian coins

Value	Diameter (mm)	Thickness (mm)	Weight (g)	Composition	Obverse	Reverse	Current design issued since
1 pennigar	16.5	1.79	2.1	Copper-plated steel	Elsa Ljundmark	Osterflodpalats	1994
5 pennigar	17.5	1.79	2.6	Copper-plated steel	Elsa Ljundmark	Blue Jay	1994
10 pennigar	19	1.95	3.2	Cupronickel	Georg I Erik	Fjord	1972
25 pennigar	22	2	3.9	Cupronickel	Erik XII Georg	KES. Segerfuld	1994
50 pennigar	22	2	3.9	Cupronickel	Erik XII Georg	Rensulier Palace	1994
75 pennigar	22	2	3.9	Cupronickel	Erik XII Georg	Cornflower	1994
100 pennigar	23.5	2.3	4.4	Nickel-brass	Erik XII Georg	Deer head	1994
200 pennigar	24	2.5	5	Silver	Karl IV Lorens	Lion	1922