Kelssek thaler - Revision history

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	\| align=center \| 1/100 \|\| Penny <small>(~~English~~)</small><br>Centime <small>(~~French~~)</small>		\| align=center \| 1/100 \|\| Penny <small>(Anglian)</small><br>Centime <small>(Frankish)</small>
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	! Symbol		! Symbol
	\| τ		\| ϑ
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	! Banknotes		! Banknotes
	\| τ5, ~~τ10~~, ~~τ20~~, ~~τ50~~, ~~τ100~~		\| ϑ5, ϑ10, ϑ20, ϑ50, ϑ100
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	! Coins		! Coins
	\| 1d, 5d, 10d, ~~25d~~, τ1, τ2		\| 1d, 5d, 10d, 50d, ϑ1, ϑ2
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	! Exchange rate		! Exchange rate
	\| τ1 = [[Universal Standard Dollar\|USD]] 2.86		\| ϑ1 = [[Universal Standard Dollar\|USD]] 2.86
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	The '''thaler''' (symbol: '''τ'''; code: '''KET''') is the currency of [[Kelssek]]. It is divided in 100 pence (written as '''d''', which derives from the ancient denarius). The currency is issued and governed by the Bank of Kelssek, the country's central bank.		The '''thaler''' (symbol: '''ϑ'''; code: '''KET''') is the currency of [[Kelssek]]. It is divided in 100 pence (written as '''d''', which derives from the ancient denarius). The currency is issued and governed by the Bank of Kelssek, the country's central bank.

	The price of 2 thalers and 35 pence would be written τ2.35 (or τ2,35 in ~~francophone~~ regions), with just the penny sign (d) for prices less than τ1 (e.g. 20d for 20 pence). It is common to substitute an italic small T if the appropriate symbol is not typographically available ("''t'' 2.35").		The price of 2 thalers and 35 pence would be written ϑ2.35 (or ϑ2,35 in Frankish-speaking regions), with just the penny sign (d) for prices less than ϑ1 (e.g. 20d for 20 pence). It is common to substitute an italic small T if the appropriate symbol is not typographically available ("''t'' 2.35").

	Under the Constitution of Kelssek, the federal Parliament has the authority over banking and the issue of money, but following confederation in 1886, money of the former Guedian Kingdom continued to circulate, while provinces such as Etnier and Konoha had established their own currencies at the time the crown had lost control of those territories during earlier phases of the revolution. There was hence a great deal of politicking and inertia before the thaler was established as the money of Kelssek when the Currency Unification Act became law in 1891, creating the Bank of Kelssek.		Under the Constitution of Kelssek, the federal Parliament has the authority over banking and the issue of money, but following confederation in 1886, money of the former Guedian Kingdom continued to circulate, while provinces such as Etnier and Konoha had established their own currencies at the time the crown had lost control of those territories during earlier phases of the revolution. There was hence a great deal of politicking and inertia before the thaler was established as the money of Kelssek when the Currency Unification Act became law in 1891, creating the Bank of Kelssek.
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	==Banknotes and coins==		==Banknotes and coins==
	Coin denominations are 1d, 5d, 10d, 25d, τ1 and τ2. They are produced at the Confederation Mint in [[Clayquot]]. The current "Journey" series of banknotes was first introduced in the ~~τ100~~ denomination in 182FE, and fully replaced the previous "Monuments series" with the introduction of the τ5 note in ~~2017~~. The Journey series marked the switch from cotton-fibre to polymer banknotes, with features including a see-through window with a holographic national coat-of-arms and embossed Braille numerals.		Coin denominations are 1d, 5d, 10d, 25d, ϑ1 and ϑ2. They are produced at the Confederation Mint in [[Clayquot]]. The current "Journey" series of banknotes was first introduced in the ϑ100 denomination in 182FE, and fully replaced the previous "Monuments series" with the introduction of the ϑ5 note in 189FE. The Journey series marked the switch from cotton-fibre to polymer banknotes, with features including a see-through window with a holographic national coat-of-arms and embossed Braille numerals.
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>Kelssek: Created page with "{| class="infobox" |- align=center ! colspan="2" style="text-align:center" | Kelssek thaler |- | colspan=2 | center
|- ! width="35%" | Subunit |- | align=center | 1/100 || Penny (English)
Centime (French) |- ! Plural | thalers |- | align=center | penny || pence |- | align=center | centime || centimes |- ! Symbol | τ |- ! Banknotes | τ5, τ10, τ20, τ50, τ100 |- ! Coins | 1d, 5d, 10d, 25d, τ1, τ2..."

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Created page with "{| class="infobox" |- align=center ! colspan="2" style="text-align:center" | Kelssek thaler |- | colspan=2 | center <hr> |- ! width="35%" | Subunit |- | align=center | 1/100 || Penny (English) Centime (French) |- ! Plural | thalers |- | align=center | penny || pence |- | align=center | centime || centimes |- ! Symbol | τ |- ! Banknotes | τ5, τ10, τ20, τ50, τ100 |- ! Coins | 1d, 5d, 10d, 25d, τ1, τ2..."

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>Kelssek: Created page with "{| class="infobox" |- align=center ! colspan="2" style="text-align:center" | Kelssek thaler |- | colspan=2 | center
|- ! width="35%" | Subunit |- | align=center | 1/100 || Penny (English)
Centime (French) |- ! Plural | thalers |- | align=center | penny || pence |- | align=center | centime || centimes |- ! Symbol | τ |- ! Banknotes | τ5, τ10, τ20, τ50, τ100 |- ! Coins | 1d, 5d, 10d, 25d, τ1, τ2..."

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{| class="infobox"
|- align=center
! colspan="2" style="text-align:center" | Kelssek thaler
|-
| colspan=2 | [[Image:Kskthaler5.jpg|center]]
<hr>
|-
! width="35%" | Subunit
|-
| align=center | 1/100 || Penny (English) Centime (French)
|-
! Plural
| thalers
|-
| align=center | penny || pence
|-
| align=center | centime || centimes
|-
! Symbol
| τ
|-
! Banknotes
| τ5, τ10, τ20, τ50, τ100
|-
! Coins
| 1d, 5d, 10d, 25d, τ1, τ2
|- align=middle
| colspan = 2 | <hr>
|-
! Official user(s)
| {{flag|Kelssek}}
|-
! Central bank
| Bank of Kelssek
|-
! Printer
| Note Printer Kelssek
|-
! Mint
| Confederation Mint
|- align=middle
| colspan = 2 | <hr>
|-
! Exchange rate
| τ1 = [[Universal Standard Dollar|USD]] 2.86
|}
The '''thaler''' (symbol: '''τ'''; code: '''KET''') is the currency of [[Kelssek]]. It is divided in 100 pence (written as '''d''', which derives from the ancient denarius). The currency is issued and governed by the Bank of Kelssek, the country's central bank.

The price of 2 thalers and 35 pence would be written τ2.35 (or τ2,35 in francophone regions), with just the penny sign (d) for prices less than τ1 (e.g. 20d for 20 pence). It is common to substitute an italic small T if the appropriate symbol is not typographically available ("''t'' 2.35").

Under the Constitution of Kelssek, the federal Parliament has the authority over banking and the issue of money, but following confederation in 1886, money of the former Guedian Kingdom continued to circulate, while provinces such as Etnier and Konoha had established their own currencies at the time the crown had lost control of those territories during earlier phases of the revolution. There was hence a great deal of politicking and inertia before the thaler was established as the money of Kelssek when the Currency Unification Act became law in 1891, creating the Bank of Kelssek.

The thaler is currently a managed-float currency, with central bank intervention occurring to ensure the currency's exchange rate against a basket of relevant currencies is consistent with government macroeconomic goals. Historically, this has meant a slight undervaluation to boost export competitiveness.

==Banknotes and coins==
Coin denominations are 1d, 5d, 10d, 25d, τ1 and τ2. They are produced at the Confederation Mint in [[Clayquot]]. The current "Journey" series of banknotes was first introduced in the τ100 denomination in 182FE, and fully replaced the previous "Monuments series" with the introduction of the τ5 note in 2017. The Journey series marked the switch from cotton-fibre to polymer banknotes, with features including a see-through window with a holographic national coat-of-arms and embossed Braille numerals.
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|+ Banknotes of the Kelssek thaler
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| [[Image:Kskthaler5.jpg]] || [[Image:Kskthaler10.jpg]] || [[Image:Kskthaler20.jpg]]
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| [[Image:Kskthaler50.jpg]] || [[Image:Kskthaler100.jpg]]
|}
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[[Category:Kelssek]]
[[Category:Currencies]]