Wyndelan Valuto

Wyndelan Valuto
Wyndelan Valuto
Wyndelano Valuto
	A diagram indicating the components of a valuto note.
ISO 4217
Code	WYN
Denominations
Subunit
1/200	Penco
1/2	Duono
Plural	Valutoj
Penco	Pencoj
Duono	Duonoj
Symbol	𝕍
Penco	P
Duono	D
Nickname	Valu
Penco	Coj
Duono	Noj
Banknotes
Freq. used	𝕍5, 𝕍10, 𝕍20, 𝕍50
Rarely used	𝕍100, 𝕍1,000 (only used in banking)
Coins
Freq. used	P1, P2, P5, P10, P25, P50, D, 𝕍1, 𝕍2
Rarely used	P100 (commemorative only)
Demographics
Date of introduction	2023
User(s)	Grand Feudal Empire of Wyndela
Issuance
Central bank	Banko de Wyndela
Valuation
Inflation	3.5%
Source	Statista, 2023 Irish est.

The Wyndelan valuto was created on 26 September 2023, to replace the Mellær after the Thorn Revolution. It was issued by The Empress after it was decided to wipe all imagery of the previous regime.

Etymology

The word valuto is a literal translation of the word 'currency', and so are the words penco (penny) and duono (half). The names were designed to be placeholders, but their popularity led to it being adopted permanently.

Units

The valuto is split into two subunits, the penco and the duono. There are 200 pencoj in one valuto, and 2 duonoj in in one valuto (2 duonoj being equal to 100 pencoj).

History

After its creation on 26 September 2023, there was debate between Wyndela and other Calewan Union members. Some supported the abolition of the currency entirely, and replacing it with the Calewan valora, the de jure currency of the Calewan Union. Ultimately, at some point in October 2023, it was decided to retain the valuto for use in Wyndela. However, the Calewan valora is used by CU offices in Wyndela.

Coins

Denomination	Symbol	Series
One penco	P1	A
Two pencoj	P2	A
Five pencoj	P5	A
Ten pencoj	P10	A
Twenty-five pencoj	P25	A
Fifty pencoj	P50	A
Duono / One hundred pencoj	D or P100	A
One valuto	𝕍1	A
Two valutoj	𝕍2	A