Marquetten Lighthouse Board issue dukesmark

MLHB dukesmark
IMSO 2
Code	MQD
Denominations
Subunit
​1⁄100	dukespiece
Plural	Dukesmarks
dukespiece	dukespieces
Symbol	ℳ
dukespiece	p
Nickname	Marks
dukespiece	Piece, penny
Banknotes
Freq. used	ℳ½, ℳ1, ℳ2, ℳ5, ℳ10, ℳ25, ℳ50
Rarely used	ℳ100
Coins
Freq. used	5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, ℳ1
Rarely used	½p, 1p, 2p, 3p, ℳ2
Demographics
Date of introduction	12 Decemeber 2019
User(s)	Marquette
Issuance
Central bank	MLHB Printing Department
Mint	Mint of Duchessgrad
Valuation
Pegged with	Marquetten dukesmark at par

The Marquetten Lighthouse Board is permitted to issue their own dukesmarks for the purpose of funding their colonial administrative divisions. They are exchangeable for national issue notes. they are occasionally seen in circulation outside of MLHB administered regions.

Coins

MLHB Coins
Denomonation	Design		Diameter	Thickness	composition		edge
	Obverse	Reverse			interior	extirior
½p	Nada I	Nautical Star			copper		Smooth
1p		albatross
2p		Ming compass
3p		Monkey's fist
5p		Wreath			nickel		Milled
10p		Dinghy
20p		Compass star					Spanish Flower
50p		Antikythera mechanism					Milled
ℳ1		Octant			Nordic gold	nickel
ℳ2		Lightship			Nordic gold		"✯Hope is an anchor" Rightside up and upside down four times

Banknotes

2023 series notes
Image		value	Dimensions (in)	Main Colour		Description		Date of
Obverse	Reverse					Obverse	Reverse	Printing	Issue
		ℳ½			Cosmic Latte	Nada I of Reynolds-Romanova	Navigating with a sextant
		ℳ1			Prussian Blue		Flag of the Board
		ℳ2			Arctic blue		Fishing Vessel
		ℳ5			Carnation red		Coral
		ℳ10			Indigo		Lighthouse in a Storm
		ℳ25			Gold		Steam frigate
		ℳ50			Purple		Bathysphere
		ℳ100			Paris Green		Neptune
These images are to scale at 0.7 pixel per millimetre. For table standards, see the banknote specification table.