Nowadays, people cannot think of living without currencies. It's one of the most important objects that we need on a daily basis. You will be amazed to know that the designs of the currencies have been renovated continuously. Today, we are going to explore some of the coolest currencies in the world. You couldn’t even imagine that once these currencies really existed in this world. Take a look.
1 Krona– the currency of Iceland
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It’s a common belief that Iceland is a part of Europe and uses the Euro as their prime currency just like the other European countries. That’s not true. Iceland uses a peculiar type of currency called Krona. The other currencies have either pictures of flowers and animals. In contrast, the Icelandic Krona pays tribute to historical characters and yesteryear artists. Some of the notes carry art pieces such as drawing, painting, embroidery, etc.
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2Colon –the currency of Costa Rica
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Colon is the most fascinating paper currencies of the world. On one side, it pays homage to the great personalities who brought positive changes in their history. It has a great significance. On the reverse side, it depicts the variety of flora and fauna species living on the Costa Rica Island.
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3Comorian Franc – the currency of Comoros
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After getting independence from French rule, Comoros printed its own paper bills. The Comorian Franc is still linked to Euro currency as a part of the African French community. These bills are a mirror to the history and the traditions. A wide range of species found in Comoros.
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4Pacific Franc – the currency of Tahiti Islands
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Tahiti Islands is an independent country located in South Pacific Ocean. Unlike the dull and mundane look of Euro, Pacific Franc is personified by its elegance. The obverse side is entirely set aside for any of its four territories (New Caledonia, Wallis, Futuna and French Polynesia). The reverse side bears pictures of flora and fauna in this region and the numerous facets of Polynesian culture.
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5Rand – the currency of South Africa
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One side of the South African currency is dedicated to Nelson Mandela, the father of the country’s freedom struggle. The other side has pictures of the five most commonly found animals in the South African jungles. The South African coins show the unique flora and fauna of this country, hence, recognized to be one of the coolest currencies in the world.
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