Currencies Terms

  1. Sawbuck

  2. SBD

  3. SBD (Solomon Islands Dollar)

  4. SCR (Seychelles Rupee)

  5. SDD (Sudanese Dinar)

  6. SDP

  7. SDP (Sudanese Pound)

  8. Sectoral Currency

  9. SEK

  10. SEK (Swedish Krona)

  11. SGD

  12. SGD (Singapore Dollar)

  13. SHP

  14. SHP (Saint Helena Pound)

  15. Single Euro Payment Area - SEPA

  16. SIT

  17. SIT (Slovenian Tolar)

  18. SKK (Slovak Koruna)

  19. SLL (Sierra Leone Leone)

  20. SLR

  21. Soft Currency

  22. SOS (Somaliland Shilling)

  23. Stroud Pound

  24. Suriname Dollar - SRD

  25. Suriname Guilders

  26. SVC (El Salvador Colon)

  27. SYP (Syrian Pound)

  28. SZL (Swaziland Lilangeni)

  29. THB (Thai Baht)

  30. TND (Tunisian Dinar)

  31. TOP (Tonga Pa'anga)

  32. Toronto Dollar

  33. TRY (Turkish New Lira)

  34. TTD (Trinidad and Tobago Dollar)

  35. Tugrik - MNT

  36. Turkmenistan Manat- TMT

  37. TWD (Taiwan Dollar)

  38. TZS (Tanzanian Shilling)

  39. UAH (Ukraine Hryvnia)

  40. UGX (Ugandan Shilling)

  41. USD

  42. USD (United States Dollar)

  43. UYU (Uruguayan Peso)

  44. Uzbekistani Som - UZS

  45. VEB (Venezuelan Bolivar)

  46. Vietnamese Hao

  47. VND (Vietnamese Dong)

  48. VUV (Vanuatu Vatu)

  49. West African CFA Franc - XOF

  50. WST (Samoan Tala)

  51. Xenocurrency

  52. Yemeni Rial - YER

  53. ZAR (South African Rand)

  54. ZMK (Zambian Kwacha)

  55. ZWD (Zimbabwe Dollar)

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