Petorian dollar

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Petorian Dollar
ISO 4217
CodePED
Denominations
Pluraldollars
Symbol$ - Dollars ¢ - Cents
Banknotes$5, $10, $20, $50, $100
Coins$2, $1, 50¢, 20¢, 10¢, 5¢, 1¢
Demographics
User(s) Petorio
Issuance
Central bankBank of Petorio
PrinterBank of Petorio
(the president is allowed to print money as well)
MintHoffman Mint
Valuation
Pegged with.25 US dollar

The Petorian Dollar is the official currency used in the Republic of Petorio. The idea of a Petorian dollar separate from American currency was first put forth by President Kalvin Koolidge in late 2008. One Petorian dollar is worth 25 American cents. The very first bank notes were basic designs made with MS Paint in December 2008. These notes were used until May 2010, when the new designs were released. The bank notes of the Petorian Dollar were redesigned for counterfeiting concerns. It was announced on March 13, 2009, that coins were to be minted as tokens by Hoffman Mint, though as of mid 2010 no coins have been minted.

List of Bank Notes

Below is a table showing the 2010 series of Petorian Dollar bank notes.

Image Value Color Description
$5 Green and blue Features a portrait of president Kalvin Koolidge.
$10 Blue and green Portrait of Joe Paulin, governor of Keystone.
$20 Pale yellow and purple Photo of a Siberian Husky, the national animal of Petorio.
$50 Purple and blue Features a portrait of vice president Misty Miller.
$100 Pale orange and green. Leaves blowing in the wind.

See also



Petorio
government

provinces | currency | political parties | Parliament | military | constitution | language | anthem | license plates

people

President Kalvin Koolidge | Vice President Misty Miller | Co-Founder Barry Ortiz | Supreme Justice Peter Bauman | Cooper Governor Sebastian Russo | Keystone Governor Joe Paulin | Acadia Governor Daniel Hammond | Nandor Governor Drake Splinter

elections

2008 Presidential | 2009 Palmyra Creek mayoral | 2009 Twin Cities mayoral | 2010 Presidential

media

The Charwood Tribune