The Currency Survey

[Jitcaep Sep]

Hello! This is a survey about your national currency. Answers can be as simple or complex as you wish.

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[b][u]Section One: Overview[/u][/b]
[b][i]What is the name of your Currency?[/i][/b]
[b][i]What is the official ISO Currency Code?[/i][/b]
[b][i]What is the official Currency Sign?[/i][/b]
[b][i]How many subdivisions of your Currency exist?[/i][/b]
[b][i]What is the current exchange rate to NSD?[/i][/b]

[b][u]Section Two: Banknotes (Paper Money)[/u][/b]
[b][i]Is your Currency available in paper form?[/i][/b]
[b]If your Currency is not available in paper form, you can skip the rest of Section Two[/b]
[b][i]Have banknotes been standardized, or does each bank have its own banknotes?[/i][/b]
[b][i]What are the denominations of banknotes available?[/i][/b]
[b][i]Are banknotes vertical or horizontal?[/i][/b]
[b][i]What designs are present on banknotes?[/i][/b]
[b][i]What security features are present on banknotes?[/i][/b]

[b][u]Section Three: Coins[/u][/b]
[b][i]Is your Currency available in coins?[/i][/b]
[b]If your Currency is not available in coins, you can skip the rest of Section Three[/b]
[b][i]What are the denominations of coin available?[/i][/b]
[b][i]What are coins made of?[/i][/b]
[b][i]What designs are present on coins?[/i][/b]
[b][i]What security features are present on coins?[/i][/b]

[b][u]Section Four: Miscellaneous[/u][/b]
[b][i]Other than banknotes and coins, what forms are your currency available in?[/i][/b]
[b][i]Is counterfeiting a crime? If so, what is the penalty? If not, why?[/i][/b]
[b][i]Are taxes included in prices?[/i][/b]


Example
Section One: Overview
What is the name of your Currency? The Hobuk
What is the official ISO Currency Code? JSH
What is the official Currency Sign? A circle with a curved line going through the middle of it, often written simply as the letter O on computer systems which lack the sign. For Jipek, the symbol is a J with two slashes through it, though a J may be written on computer systems lacking the symbol. The Hobuk sign is placed before the number, while the Jipek sign is placed after the number. You do not use the Jipek sign unless the total price is less than 1 Hobuk.
How many subdivisions of your Currency exist? 1 Hobuk can be subdivided into 100 Jipekaek (singular: Jipek)
What is the current exchange rate to NSD? At the moment, O25.16 JSH equals $1.00 NSD

Section Two: Banknotes (Paper Money)
Is your Currency available in paper form? Yes
If your Currency is not available in paper form, you can skip the rest of Section Two
Have banknotes been standardized, or does each bank have its own banknotes? Banknotes have been fully standardized for 30 years.
What are the denominations of banknotes available? O5, O10, O25, O50, O100
Are banknotes vertical or horizontal? Vertical
What designs are present on banknotes? Each note is slightly longer than the previous denomination, with the 5 Hobukak note the shortest and the 100 Hobukak note the longest. Each denomination is also a different color. The O5 bill is red, the O10 bill is orange, the O25 bill is green, the O50 bill is blue, and the O100 bill is purple. Other than that, banknotes feature the official seal of the Treasury Department, and feature prominent Jitcaeni men and women on the front, and landmarks from across the nation on the back.
What security features are present on banknotes? All bills are made of plastic with transparent windows, making them near impossible to counterfeit without specialized hardware. Micro-print is also used to prevent counterfeit, along with colorful images that are only visible under ultraviolet light.

Section Three: Coins
Is your Currency available in coins? Yes
If your Currency is not available in coins, you can skip the rest of Section Three
What are the denominations of coin available? 5J, 10J, 25J, 50J, O1
What are coins made of? The 5J and 10J coins are made of bronze, the 25J and 50J coins are made of a copper-nickel alloy called Constantan, and the O1 coin is made of brass.
What designs are present on coins? All coins feature an animal on the front of the coin and a fruit on the back.
What security features are present on coins? Microscopic details are engraved in the coin that are invisible to the naked eye. The edges of the coin are ridged and have the national motto engraved into them.

Section Four: Miscellaneous
Other than banknotes and coins, what forms are your currency available in? None.
Is counterfeiting a crime? If so, what is the penalty? If not, why? Counterfeiting is a crime. The penalty for counterfeiting is 1 year in prison, with all counterfeiting equipment being forfeited. The counterfeiting equipment must be found before a conviction can be placed. If equipment cannot be found, the coin or note will be traced back to the counterfeiter... eventually.
Are taxes included in prices? Yes.

[New Transeurasia]

Section One: Overview
What is the name of your Currency? Ruble
What is the official ISO Currency Code? NTR
What is the official Currency Sign? ₽ in Cyrillic, რ in Georgian, Ր in Armenian, ر in Arabic, 盧布 in Chinese, R in Latin and other scripts
How many subdivisions of your Currency exist? 1, The kopek, which makes for 1 hundredth of a Ruble
What is the current exchange rate to NSD? 1 NSD = 3 NTR

Section Two: Banknotes (Paper Money)
Is your Currency available in paper form? Yes.
If your Currency is not available in paper form, you can skip the rest of Section Two
Have banknotes been standardized, or does each bank have its own banknotes? Standardized.
What are the denominations of banknotes available? R1, R5, R10, R50, R25, R100, R500
Are banknotes vertical or horizontal? Horizontal
What designs are present on banknotes? State emblems, Single colors, Russian text(Though denominations are included in other scripts)
What security features are present on banknotes? Small dots on numbers that are not easily visible to the human eye, though easily visible to computers.

Section Three: Coins
Is your Currency available in coins? Yes.
If your Currency is not available in coins, you can skip the rest of Section Three
What are the denominations of coin available? 1 k., 5 k., 10 k., 25 k., 50 k., R1
What are coins made of? Cupronickel
What designs are present on coins? State emblems
What security features are present on coins? Thin lines on obverse and reverse sides not easily made with counterfeiting technology

Section Four: Miscellaneous
Other than banknotes and coins, what forms are your currency available in? None.
Is counterfeiting a crime? If so, what is the penalty? If not, why? Yes, it is punishable with up to 6 years in Prison per 10 Rubley.
Are taxes included in prices? Yes.

[Sadakoyama]

Section One: Overview
What is the name of your Currency? VHS tape, VHS, "tapes"
What is the official ISO Currency Code? VHS
What is the official Currency Sign? V
How many subdivisions of your Currency exist? Tenths, Hundredths
What is the current exchange rate to NSD? 1 V = 1.5 NSD

Section Two: Banknotes (Paper Money)
Is your Currency available in paper form? Yes
If your Currency is not available in paper form, you can skip the rest of Section Two
Have banknotes been standardized, or does each bank have its own banknotes? We don't have banks, the University Bursar's office issues money.
What are the denominations of banknotes available? 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 250, 500
Are banknotes vertical or horizontal? Vertical
What designs are present on banknotes? Native flora and fauna
What security features are present on banknotes? Some are classified, but there are obvious holograms and the paper is a proprietary stiff silk-like material grown on bacterial mats.

Section Three: Coins
Is your Currency available in coins? Yes
If your Currency is not available in coins, you can skip the rest of Section Three
What are the denominations of coin available? 1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/10, 1/25, 1/100
What are coins made of? A proprietary bioresin
What designs are present on coins? Atomic structure diagrams
What security features are present on coins? The material

Section Four: Miscellaneous
Other than banknotes and coins, what forms are your currency available in? Electronic. Most transactions above street vendor level is done electronically.
Is counterfeiting a crime? If so, what is the penalty? If not, why? It is a crime, subject to restitution, psychological evaluation, and whatever one's karass negotiates with the Bursar; extreme cleverness would be required so such a stunt, if successful, would probably be a career boost.
Are taxes included in prices? We don't have sales tax.

[Tinhampton]

Section One: Overview
What is the name of your Currency? The Tinhamptonian Dollar
What is the official ISO Currency Code? TID
What is the official Currency Sign? $
How many subdivisions of your Currency exist? 100 cents = 1 dollar
What is the current exchange rate to NSD? If Commerce Heights is to be trusted, 1 TID = 1.9106 NSD.

Section Two: Banknotes (Paper Money)
Is your Currency available in paper form? YES
If your Currency is not available in paper form, you can skip the rest of Section Two
Have banknotes been standardized, or does each bank have its own banknotes? Standardised... not that we have very many banks owned by Tinhamptonians in the first place.
What are the denominations of banknotes available? (now with colour) $5, $10, $20 (all since 1928), $50 and $100 (both "only" since 1989)
Are banknotes vertical or horizontal? Horizontal
What designs are present on banknotes? The reverse always features Steve Douglas (the predominant Founding Father of Tinhampton), with "BANK OF TINHAMPTON" in the top left, "$xx" in the left, the serial number in the bottom left, a likeness of 13 New Street (ironically the oldest building in Tinhampton, also home to the Bank) in the middle. The obverse has featured several likenesses over time:

• The $5 note has always featured a general personification of "The Miner" (S. W. DOUGLAS: "His hard work and determination makes him immortal") at some point or another, for obvious reasons. It has been reprinted various times along with the rest of the series: in 1945, 1957 (with Steve Douglas' quote being appropriated with FOLLOW SHOVKOVSKIY THOUGHT AND WORK FOR THE GOOD OF THE COMMAND MINING INDUSTRY!), 1959, 1978, 1995, 2004, and 2013... which should tell you a lot about how good those counterfeiting bastards are doing, really.
• The $10 note featured between 1928 and 1945 a picture of a factory (ANONYMOUS: "Such a glimpse of might that could approach!"; actually the words of inaugural Chief Banker Daniel Carter);
  ---> between 1945 and 1963 the otherwise unknown economist Henry Wall (E. S. SMITH (MADAM): "An inexplicably global Tinhamptonian role model"; 1842-1905) (except the Communist intervention: FOLLOW SHOVKOVSKIY THOUGHT AND SUPPORT OUR STATE INDUSTRY!),
  ---> between 1963 and 1995 the... erm, "philosopher" James Benjamin Vernon, who - yep, you guessed it, was and remains to this day virtually unknown beyond Tinhampton beyond as a source for meme quotes (J. B. VERNON: "Now, if we were to assume that a fish were a means of protest..."; 1872-1956),
  ---> and since 1995 Helen Groves, Health Minister between 1971 and 1992, thus making her the only person to serve in the cabinet for eight or more successive terms (H. A. GROVES: "You are a basic slave if poverty renders your untreatability"; 1901-1992)
• The $20 note featured Tinhamptonian "martyr" Frederick George (F. F. GEORGE: "I will put down my life, or they will put down our city; 1879-1913), then between 1957 and 1959 FOLLOW SHOVKOVSKIY THOUGHT AND SERVE YOUR NATION FAITHFULLY!,
  ---> then between 1959 and 1978 replaced with Esther Smith, the even more unknown journalist who said those words on Henry Wall (E. S. SMITH (MADAM): "My only job is to dissect the truth, SIR!"; 1839-1911) (George's next of kin had supported the revolution),
  ---> then between 1978 and 2004 Henry Wall again (E. S. SMITH: "An inexplicably global Tinhamptonian role model"; 1842-1905) (Esther Smith ceased to be referred to as "Madam" from the 1982 issue onwards - by the time this banknote went out of circulation on the 1st of March 2007, Mrs Smith had spent exactly 22,400 days on Tinhamptonian banknotes, rivalled only by Steve Douglas himself and his unsurprising 32,481-day run),
  ---> and since 2004 poet Aiden Thornton (A. THORNTON: "Nothing there suitable for consumption by a clown, let alone a pensioner!"; 1909-1987)
• The $50 note features, after some forgiveness and a 30-year break, much to the outrage of some conservative old-timers, Frederick George again (F. F. GEORGE: "I will put down my life, or they will put down our city"; 1879-1913).
• The $100 note, between 1988 and 2013, featured the likeness of Madeleine Miller (M. R. MILLER: "I therefore find it highly satisfying that our freedom is guaranteed"; 1915-1988), the first female cabinet minister, mostly because she died four weeks before the Government announced the new notes and we were told to include a woman somewhere in the new redesigned banknotes. There are still a few 2004-model notes in the wild which accidentally attribute Mrs Miller's quote to M. E. Miller (aka Mike Miller, former CEO of Tinhampton Ferries), hence...
  ---> since 2013, Stephen Young, another economist with at least a half-arsed international following, has appeared on the notes (S. M. YOUNG: "Chaos always works most effectively in a state of recession"; 1932-2008).

What security features are present on banknotes? Please don't - we barely have enough money to whack on yellow dots reactive to UV light on the obverse and the number of dollars in the note on the reverse, a reflective metallic strip, and the repetition of the word "TINHAMPTON" in the background of each obverse! Also, we haven't got the money to convert to polymer even though we were told to do it by 2014! Not that Johnny's warmongering's going to get us any closer, really...

Section Three: Coins
Is your Currency available in coins? YES
If your Currency is not available in coins, you can skip the rest of Section Three
What are the denominations of coin available? 1¢, 2¢, 5¢, 10¢, 20¢, 50¢ and $1 (all since 1928)
What are coins made of? A bunch of weird and wonderful materials, predominately bronze which contains tin, amirite?, bronze again, aluminium, cupronickel, cupronickel, cupronickel yet again, and silver (we still insist - yes, we've plundered more than enough from Gladom Newion!)
What designs are present on coins? . The reverse always features Steve Douglas, again, with the current year below his portrait and the truncated motto "PROUDLY URBAN UNASH'LY RURAL" otherwise encircling it
What security features are present on coins? no espionage plox, see below. Note, however, that the $1 coin has had a rimmed edge since 1982, and metals used in several war efforts forced the 50¢ coin to become square-shaped from 1963 onwards.

Section Four: Miscellaneous
Other than banknotes and coins, what forms are your currency available in? On your bank card
Is counterfeiting a crime? If so, what is the penalty? If not, why? Yes, punishable by ten years in jail and/or an unlimited fine. If your "artwork" is anything better than a shitty knockoff, expect to be hammered with copyright infringement lawsuits from the Bank of Tinhampton.
Are taxes included in prices? Most of the time, it depends on where you look.

[Furverlance]

Section One: Overview
What is the name of your Currency? The Veran
What is the official ISO Currency Code? VRN
What is the official Currency Sign? A capital V with two lines going horizontally through it.
How many subdivisions of your Currency exist? 100 Cents make 1 Veran
What is the current exchange rate to NSD? 1 Veran = $1.82 NSD

Section Two: Banknotes (Paper Money)
Is your Currency available in paper form? Yes
If your Currency is not available in paper form, you can skip the rest of Section Two
Have banknotes been standardized, or does each bank have its own banknotes? They've been standardized since their creation
What are the denominations of banknotes available? V1 V5 V10 V25 V50 V100 V500
Are banknotes vertical or horizontal? Horizontal
What designs are present on banknotes? Historical landmarks or government buildings are on the back and previous leaders or influential peoples are on the front. Each denomination is a different color.
What security features are present on banknotes? All banknotes are made of a polymer substrate and include 3D images. The landmarks and buildings on the back change color and show different backgrounds behind them when tilted. There is fluorescent ink showing a serial number, date of print, and a lion when under UV light. Under UV-C light, it shows two lions laying next to each other. Also when tilted, the number in the corner reverses. On the front there is the central banks seal, which has raised printing. Across the bottom of each bill is microprinting of the national motto.

Section Three: Coins
Is your Currency available in coins? Yes
If your Currency is not available in coins, you can skip the rest of Section Three
What are the denominations of coin available? 5c 10c 20c 50c
What are coins made of? The 5c and 10c denomination are made of a copper-plated steel, while the 20c and 50c are made of cupro-nickel.
What designs are present on coins?Historical landmarks or government buildings are on the back and previous leaders or influential peoples are on the front.
What security features are present on coins? Each denomination has an electromagnetic signature and edge lettering. Along with fine engravings. The 20c and 50c have latent images.

Section Four: Miscellaneous
Other than banknotes and coins, what forms are your currency available in? None
Is counterfeiting a crime? If so, what is the penalty? If not, why? Yes, printing counterfeit money carries a 20 year jail sentence and a 300,000 veran fine. All counterfeiting equipment is seized.
Are taxes included in prices? Yes

[Rhodevus]

Section One: Overview
What is the name of your Currency? The Rhodeve Eglasian Dollar (Rhode)
What is the official ISO Currency Code? RHD
What is the official Currency Sign? $R
How many subdivisions of your Currency exist? cents and dollars
What is the current exchange rate to NSD? 1 R = 1.934 NSD

Section Two: Banknotes (Paper Money)
Is your Currency available in paper form? Yes
If your Currency is not available in paper form, you can skip the rest of Section Two
Have banknotes been standardized, or does each bank have its own banknotes? banknotes are standardized
What are the denominations of banknotes available? 5, 10, 20, 50, 100
Are banknotes vertical or horizontal? horizontal
What designs are present on banknotes? Each banknote denomination possesses a unique design. 5s feature important fauna, such as moose, golden eagles and wolves, 10s feature kids playing hockey, 20s feature the Imperial Palace, 50s features Native Rhodevans and 100s feature a map of Rhodevus and its territories
What security features are present on banknotes? they are made from specially printed plastic, each are colour coded. A light shined on them at a specific angle reveals a Golden Eagle on them as well as the currency amount.

Section Three: Coins
Is your Currency available in coins? yes
If your Currency is not available in coins, you can skip the rest of Section Three
What are the denominations of coin available? 5 cents, 10 cents, 25 cents, 1 Rhode, 2 Rhodes
What are coins made of? coins are mostly zinc and then plated with various metals nickel (5 cent), steel (10, 25 cents), nickel-bronze alloy (1 Rhode), aluminium-bronze alloy interior and nickel exterior (2 Rhode)
What designs are present on coins? beaver (5 cent), galleon (10 cent), moose (25 cent), loon (1 Rhode), polar bear (2 Rhode)
What security features are present on coins? Each denomination of coin has a specific pattern along its edge

Section Four: Miscellaneous
Other than banknotes and coins, what forms are your currency available in? Currency can be distributed electronically using debit and credit cards
Is counterfeiting a crime? If so, what is the penalty? If not, why? Counterfeiting is a crime with jail time from 1-25 years depending on the severity
Are taxes included in prices? yes

[The Eternal Kawaii]

Section One: Overview
What is the name of your Currency? the Unico
What is the official ISO Currency Code? UNI
What is the official Currency Sign? A struck-through capital U: Ʉ
How many subdivisions of your Currency exist? The unico is divided into halves, quarters, eighths, and so on. In theory it is infinitely divisible; however except for special purposes the smallest denomination minted is 1/64th.
What is the current exchange rate to NSD? Currently, approximately 2 15/16ths Ʉ to $1.

Section Two: Banknotes (Paper Money)
Is your Currency available in paper form? No

Section Three: Coins
Is your Currency available in coins? Yes
What are the denominations of coin available? 1/64, 1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500, 1000, 5000, 10000 Ʉ
What are coins made of? Plastic. They resemble poker chips found at high-end casinos, and in fact that's one of the more common uses for them. The one-unico and smaller coins are circular, and the 5-unico and higher are rectangular, but all the circular coins are the same size as are all the rectangular ones. This makes for ease of carrying and storage, but you need to check the denomination carefully when counting currency.
What designs are present on coins? On the obverse, the picture of the Cute One found on our flag; on the reverse, the denomination and the inscription, "In the Name of the Eternal Kawaii, may the Cute One be praised".
What security features are present on coins? Very detailed background and edge designs are stamped on to prevent counterfeiting. Also, the coins have an embedded metallic strip in them that can be read by an electronic scanner. This serves the dual purpose of preventing counterfeiting and makes the coins usable in vending machines and automated coin-talliers.

Section Four: Miscellaneous
Other than banknotes and coins, what forms are your currency available in? Besides the central Church, unicos are minted by each Kawaiian tribe. "Tribal unicos" are used in day-to-day commerce while "church unicos" are used to make tithings to the central Church (our form of taxation). The exchange rate between a tribe's "tribal unico" and the "church unico" is set by the central Church. This is actually a form of welfare; the central Church uses it to transfer wealth from more prosperous Kawaiian tribes to their more needy brethren via currency manipulation.
Is counterfeiting a crime? If so, what is the penalty? If not, why? Yes. The prescribed Penance for it is a hefty fine and a term of indentured public servitude.
Are taxes included in prices? No, they're tallied separately, though all businesses have the relevant tax rates posted prominently.

[Democraticong Filipinas]

Section One: Overview
What is the name of your Currency? Salapi (colloqiual Bagong Piso)
What is the official ISO Currency Code? PSL/PHŁ
What is the official Currency Sign? Ł
How many subdivisions of your Currency exist? A Salapi is divided into 100 Piloncitos, and is further devided into 500 centavos.
What is the current exchange rate to NSD? NS$ 1 = PHŁ 7.384 (as of August 29, 2018)

Section Two: Banknotes (Paper Money)
Is your Currency available in paper form? Yes; both the Salapi and Piloncitos are available in paper form, but the Piloncito is also available in coins.
If your Currency is not available in paper form, you can skip the rest of Section Two
Have banknotes been standardized, or does each bank have its own banknotes? All banknotes are standardized.
What are the denominations of banknotes available?

Salapi	Piloncito	Centavo
1,000	50	200
500	25	100
200	20	50
100	10	25
50	5	20
20	1	10
10
5
1

Are banknotes vertical or horizontal? Banknotes are horizontally printed.
What designs are present on banknotes? Karl Marx on observe, the 1995 Revolution on reverse (1,000); Ferdinand Marcos on observe, the Malacañan on reverse (500); Diosdado Macapagal on observe, Batasang Pambansa on reverse (200); Manuel Roxas on observe, Quirino Grandstand on reverse (100); Sergio Osmeña and Jose Laurel on observe, Mount Apo on reverse (50); Manuel Quezon on observe, Quezon Memorial Circle and Commonwealth Avenue on reverse (20); Apolinario Mabini on observe, Sigaw sa Pugad Lawin on reverse (10); Andres Bonifacio and Emilio Aguinaldo on observe, 1898 Proclamation of Independence on reverse (5); Jose Rizal on observe, Luneta Park and Bagumbayan Execution on reverse (1).
What security features are present on banknotes? Banknotes of high denomination, like the 1,000's and 500's feature a locally-developed embedded BOC security hologram print made only within the Philippines; 200's, 100's, and 50's feature a BAR-readable security thread with 5 unique hologram designs; while the 20's, 10's, 5's, and 1's feature protrusion presses for their elastic material composition

Section Three: Coins
Is your Currency available in coins? Yes; both the Piloncito and the Centavo are available in coins
If your Currency is not available in coins, you can skip the rest of Section Three
What are the denominations of coin available? All denominations stated on the previous table are available in coin forms.
What are coins made of? Large-denomination coins are composed of brass-plated steel and a "trace" amount of nickel, while small-denomination coins until 10's are curpo-nickel, with the 5 and 1 Piloncito made with an aluminum alloy.
What designs are present on coins? All coins feature the Philippine flag and the amount of denomination on observe, and the Central Bank logo on reverse. Each coins have distinct rim indentations; 50's to 20's are pressed with the words 'Mabuhay ang Kalayaan', while 10's to 1's are pressed with the 17 letter of the Tagalog Baybayin script.
What security features are present on coins? Each coin is struck with a microscopic indent of the Baybayin 'P' or 'S'.

Section Four: Miscellaneous
Other than banknotes and coins, what forms are your currency available in? All currencies of the Salapi can be distributed via offline electronic data (ATM's, bank cards, etc.), or online electronic data through the Central Bank.
Is counterfeiting a crime? If so, what is the penalty? If not, why? Yes; counfeiting is punishable by fines at least Ł100 per Centavo coin, but not more than Ł1,000 per Salapi.
Are taxes included in prices? Yes.

[Alinghi Federal-Democratic Republic]

Section One: Overview
What is the name of your Currency? Alingan Zar
What is the official ISO Currency Code? AHZ
What is the official Currency Sign? z.
How many subdivisions of your Currency exist? 1 zar = 100 zent
What is the current exchange rate to NSD? $ 1.⁰⁰ = z. 0.²³¹⁴(exange rate at 29th Dec. 2073)

Section Two: Banknotes (Paper Money)
Is your Currency available in paper form? Yes
If your Currency is not available in paper form, you can skip the rest of Section Two
Have banknotes been standardized, or does each bank have its own banknotes? Only the Confederal Bank can issue banknotes.
What are the denominations of banknotes available? z.5.⁰⁰ ; z. 10.⁰⁰ ; z. 20.⁰⁰; z. 50.⁰⁰ ; z. 100.⁰⁰ ; z. 200.⁰⁰ (rare) ; z. 500.⁰⁰ (extremely-rare, actually there are 1000 exemplares)
Are banknotes vertical or horizontal? Horizontal
What designs are present on banknotes? [/b] z.5.⁰⁰ - Al-Fayeed Bashir Jamal (ex-Chancellor) ; z. 10.⁰⁰ - Alingan Pine ; z. 20.⁰⁰ - Alingan Wolf; z. 50.⁰⁰ - Confederal Palace ; z. 100.⁰⁰ - King Ferdinand Gramerian Bridge; z. 200.⁰⁰ (rare) - Liberated/escaped American Slave; z. 500.⁰⁰ (extremely-rare, actually there are 1000 exemplares) - Alingan Cross
What security features are present on banknotes? the number will be reflect on the light, on the right of banknote wil be a silver band what on reflection will be show a corss and the value of banknote. The banknote is composed by two pasted fine paper in in the middle will be a stripes with a secret composition

Section Three: Coins
Is your Currency available in coins? Yes
If your Currency is not available in coins, you can skip the rest of Section Three
What are the denominations of coin available? z. 0.⁰¹; z. 0.⁰²; z. 0.⁰⁵; z. 0.¹⁰; z. 0.²⁰; z. 0.⁵⁰; z. 1.⁰⁰; z. 2.⁰⁰;
What are coins made of?

• Bronze plated steel (BPS): z. 0.⁰¹; z. 0.⁰²
• External ring silver - intern BPS: z. 0.⁰⁵; z. 0.¹⁰;
• Nordic Gold: z. 0.²⁰; z. 0.⁵⁰;
• External Ring: Nordic Gold - Intern: Cupronikel: z. 1.⁰⁰
• Cupronichel z. 2.⁰⁰;

What designs are present on coins?

• z. 0.⁰¹ [/b] z. 0.⁰²; z. 0.⁰⁵ - Alingan Cross;
• z. 0.¹⁰; z. 0.²⁰; z. 0.⁵⁰; - Confederal Stem
• z. 1.⁰⁰; z. 2.⁰⁰; - Confederal Palace

What security features are present on coins? in every coin where are a scalanature of a + and the value of coin alternately

Section Four: Miscellaneous
Other than banknotes and coins, what forms are your currency available in? No
Is counterfeiting a crime? If so, what is the penalty? If not, why? Yes, depends from canton penal/civil code,
Are taxes included in prices? Yes for the VAT tax. No for the cash tax.
The Cash tax is a tax present all canton where are a tax if you choose to pay with cash, the prices shows is what you will pay if you use a non-cash methods (ex. credit cards, cheks, etc...). The amount of the tax depends from canton, it various from 7.5% to 22.5%. (1% is the amount the confederal tax, if a canton decide to abolish this tax, where remain to pay only a 1% tax hat goes to confederation)

[Van Hool Islands]

Section One: Overview
What is the name of your Currency? Van Hool guilder
What is the official ISO Currency Code? VHF
What is the official Currency Sign? f
How many subdivisions of your Currency exist? The guilder is divided into 100 cents
What is the current exchange rate to NSD? 1 VHf = .66c NSD

Section Two: Banknotes (Paper Money)
Is your Currency available in paper form? Yes
If your Currency is not available in paper form, you can skip the rest of Section Two
Have banknotes been standardized, or does each bank have its own banknotes? Banknotes are standardised
What are the denominations of banknotes available? 5f, 10f, 20f, 50f, and 100f
Are banknotes vertical or horizontal? Vertical
What designs are present on banknotes?

What security features are present on banknotes? Tactile marks (also an aid for the visually impaired), watermark, raised printing, security ribbon, EURion constellation (only visible under direct light)

Section Three: Coins
Is your Currency available in coins? Yes
If your Currency is not available in coins, you can skip the rest of Section Three
What are the denominations of coin available? 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c, 1f, 2f
What are coins made of? Steel with nickel plating (5, 10, 25 cent coins), nickel (50c, 1f, 2f coins)
What designs are present on coins? King Willem-Alexander on the obverse. Orca (5c), tepukei (10c), Parliament of the Van Hool Islands (25c), ibis (50c), calappa palm (1f), ficus (2f)
What security features are present on coins? N/A

Section Four: Miscellaneous
Other than banknotes and coins, what forms are your currency available in? None provided by the government, though like any other developed country banks offer debit cards and credit cards also exist, among other forms of non-physical currency.
Is counterfeiting a crime? If so, what is the penalty? If not, why? Yes. 20 year jail sentence, and up to a 150,000f fine.
Are taxes included in prices? Yes

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Insufficient OP, iLock. This would be best in the Miscellaneous Worldbuilding Thread; either expand your OP if you re-create or post again in the MWBT.