Kuhugi mark

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Kuhugi Mark
Front side of the 1 Kuhugi Mark.
ISO 4217
CodeKUM
Denominations
PluralKuhugi Marks
SymbolKM
NicknameThe "Kuhugi Buck"
Banknotes5 KM, 10 KM, 50 KM, 100 KM, 500 KM, 1000 KM
Coins1kf, 5kf, 10kf, 50kf, 1 KM
Demographics
Official user(s) Republic of Kuhugstan
Unofficial user(s) none
Issuance
Central bankBank of Kuhugstan
PrinterMax Kasbar
MintMint of Kuhugi
Valuation
Pegged withFour US dollars

The Kuhugi Mark was created on July 10, 2011, to replace the Istorian Tarvin. It's mostly modeled from the w:Newfoundland dollar.

Etymology

The name Mark came from the former German currencies called "Marks", & the name of the florin comes from the name of the old Venetian-Genoese currency, the "florin"

History

On July 10, the Kuhugi Mark was created to replace the Istorian Tarvin.

Coins

There are five coins. The name of the are:

Denomination Obverse Reverse
1 Florin
1 Doubloon (5 florins)
1 Ducat (10 florins)
1 Denarius (50 florins)
1 Mark

Banknotes

The Kuhugi Mark's banknotes:

5 KM: (Front) Yellow-bellied Marmot; (Back) Max Kasbar

10 KM: (Front) California Quail; (Back) Max Kasbar

50 KM: (Front) Common Yarrow; (Back) Max Kasbar

100 KM: (Front) Bluntnose Minnow; (Back) Max Kasbar

500 KM: (Front) Carrot; (Back) Max Kasbar

1000 KM: (Front) Kuhugi flag; (Back) Max Kasbar

Value

The value of the Kuhugi Mark is pegged to 1 gallon of water.

Exchange Rate

1 KM equals:

Macronations

4 US dollars

Micronations

2 Ultamian Katane

1 Berinese Coral

4 Confederation dollars

See also

Republic of Kuhugstan

See also