euro was the former monetary unit of france, which was worth 100 of a franc.
euro was the former monetary unit of france, which was worth 100 of a franc.
former monetary unit of france which was worth 100 of a franc?
euro
to solve this problem, the new swiss federal constitution of 1848 specified that the federal government would be the only entity allowed to issue money in switzerland. this was followed two years later by the first federal coinage act, passed by the federal assembly on 7 may 1850, which introduced the franc as the monetary unit of switzerland. the franc was introduced at par with the french franc. it replaced the different currencies of the swiss cantons, some of which had been using a franc (divided into 10 "batzen" and 100 "centimes") which was worth 1.5 french francs.
swiss franc
yemeni buqsha









































a buqsha or bogache is a former monetary unit of the mutawakkilite kingdom of yemen and the yemen arab republic. 40 buqshas make up one yemeni rial.









































the buqsha coin itself is bronze and approximately 27 mm across. modern yemeni currency also includes silver coins worth 5, 10 and 20 buqshas, and bronze half-buqsha coins. these were introduced after yemeni independence from the ottoman empire.
yemeni buqsha