Littish daler| littisk daler |
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| 100 daler banknote | 10 daler coin |
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| Plural | daler (singular and plural) |
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| Symbol | Đ |
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| 1/100 | skilling |
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| Freq. used | 20Đ, 50Đ, 100Đ, 200Đ |
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| Rarely used | 500Đ, 1000Đ |
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| Coins | 1Đ, 2Đ, 5Đ, 10Đ |
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| Date of introduction | 1914 |
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| User(s) |  Littland |
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| Central bank | Littlands Nationalbank |
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| Inflation | 3.06% |
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| Value | 1Int$ = 4.71Đ (2021) |
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The daler is the official currency of Littland introduced on 1 January 1914. The word daler is the same for both singular and plural. The currency is sometimes referred to as the Littish dollar in some countries. One daler is subdivided into 100 skilling. Altogether there are ten denominations of the daler, with the smallest being the 1 daler coin, there used to be skilling coins but these were discontinued due to inflation in 2006.
History
Coins
Currently circulated coins, 2009 series
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Image
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Main colour
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Size
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Composition
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Edge
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Obverse
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Reverse
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| 1Đ
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Bronze
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20mm
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Copper-covered steel
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Smooth
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Orchid
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Denomination, wreath and year
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| 2Đ
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Milled
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Daisy
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| 5Đ
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Silver
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22mm
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Cupro-nickel
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Interrupted milling
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Azalea
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| 10Đ
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Gold
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25mm
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Aluminium bronze
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Smooth
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Poppy
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Banknotes
Currently circulated banknotes, 2009 series
| Denomination
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Image
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Main colour
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Obverse
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Reverse
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| 20Đ
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Blue
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| 50Đ
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Cyan
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| 100Đ
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Green
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Torsten Einarsen
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Lyndby Town Church
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| 200Đ
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Yellow
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| 500Đ
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Red
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| 1000Đ
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Maroon
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