World Currency Quiz

There are 78 different names for the currencies used by the different countries of the world. How many can you name?

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First submitted	January 13, 2011
Times taken	184,924
Average score	25.6%
Rating	4.84

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Europe
Albania	Lek
Andorra	Euro
Austria	Euro
Belarus	Ruble
Belgium	Euro
Bosnia & Herzegovina	Mark
Bulgaria	Lev
Croatia	Euro
Czech Republic	Koruna
Denmark	Krone
Estonia	Euro
Finland	Euro
France	Euro
Germany	Euro
Greece	Euro
Hungary	Forint
Iceland	Krona
Ireland	Euro
Italy	Euro
Kosovo	None
Latvia	Euro
Liechtenstein	None
Lithuania	Euro
Luxembourg	Euro
Malta	Euro
Moldova	Leu
Monaco	Euro
Montenegro	None
Netherlands	Euro
North Macedonia	Denar
Norway	Krone
Poland	Złoty
Portugal	Euro
Romania	Leu
Russia	Ruble
San Marino	Euro
Serbia	Dinar
Slovakia	Euro
Slovenia	Euro
Spain	Euro
Sweden	Krona
Switzerland	Franc
Ukraine	Hryvnia
United Kingdom	Pound
Vatican City	Euro

North America
Antigua & Barbuda	Dollar
Bahamas	Dollar
Barbados	Dollar
Belize	Dollar
Canada	Dollar
Costa Rica	Colón
Cuba	Peso
Dominica	Dollar
Dominican Republic	Peso
El Salvador	None
Grenada	Dollar
Guatemala	Quetzal
Haiti	Gourde
Honduras	Lempira
Jamaica	Dollar
Mexico	Peso
Nicaragua	Córdoba
Panama	Balboa
St. Kitts & Nevis	Dollar
St. Lucia	Dollar
St. Vincent & the Grenadines	Dollar
Trinidad & Tobago	Dollar
United States	Dollar

Asia
Afghanistan	Afghani
Armenia	Dram
Azerbaijan	Manat
Bahrain	Dinar
Bangladesh	Taka
Bhutan	Ngultrum
Brunei	Dollar
Cambodia	Riel
China	Yuan
Cyprus	Euro
East Timor	None
Georgia	Lari
India	Rupee
Indonesia	Rupiah
Iran	Rial
Iraq	Dinar
Israel	Shekel
Japan	Yen
Jordan	Dinar
Kazakhstan	Tenge
Kuwait	Dinar
Kyrgyzstan	Som
Laos	Kip
Lebanon	Pound
Malaysia	Ringgit
Maldives	Rufiyaa
Mongolia	Tögrög
Myanmar	Kyat
Nepal	Rupee
North Korea	Won
Oman	Rial
Pakistan	Rupee
Philippines	Peso
Qatar	Riyal
Saudi Arabia	Riyal
Singapore	Dollar
South Korea	Won
Sri Lanka	Rupee
Syria	Pound
Taiwan	Dollar
Tajikistan	Somoni
Thailand	Baht
Turkey	Lira
Turkmenistan	Manat
United Arab Emirates	Dirham
Uzbekistan	Som
Vietnam	Dong
Yemen	Rial

Oceania
Australia	Dollar
Fiji	Dollar
Kiribati	Dollar
Marshall Islands	None
Micronesia (Fed. States)	Dollar
Nauru	Dollar
New Zealand	Dollar
Palau	Dollar
Papua New Guinea	Kina
Samoa	Tālā
Solomon Islands	Dollar
Tonga	Paʻanga
Tuvalu	Dollar
Vanuatu	Vatu

South America
Argentina	Peso
Bolivia	Boliviano
Brazil	Real
Chile	Peso
Colombia	Peso
Ecuador	None
Guyana	Dollar
Paraguay	Guaraní
Peru	Sol
Suriname	Dollar
Uruguay	Peso
Venezuela	Bolívar

Africa
Algeria	Dinar
Angola	Kwanza
Benin	Franc
Botswana	Pula
Burkina Faso	Franc
Burundi	Franc
Cameroon	Franc
Cape Verde	Escudo
Central African Republic	Franc
Chad	Franc
Comoros	Franc
Congo (Dem. Rep.)	Franc
Congo (Rep. of.)	Franc
Djibouti	Franc
Egypt	Pound
Equatorial Guinea	Franc
Eritrea	Nakfa
Eswatini	Lilangeni
Ethiopia	Birr
Gabon	Franc
Gambia	Dalasi
Ghana	Cedi
Guinea	Franc
Guinea-Bissau	Franc
Ivory Coast	Franc
Kenya	Shilling
Lesotho	Loti
Liberia	Dollar
Libya	Dinar
Madagascar	Ariary
Malawi	Kwacha
Mali	Franc
Mauritania	Ouguiya
Mauritius	Rupee
Morocco	Dirham
Mozambique	Metical
Namibia	Dollar
Niger	Franc
Nigeria	Naira
Rwanda	Franc
São Tomé & Principe	Dobra
Senegal	Franc
Seychelles	Rupee
Sierra Leone	Leone
Somalia	Shilling
South Africa	Rand
South Sudan	Pound
Sudan	Pound
Tanzania	Shilling
Togo	Franc
Tunisia	Dinar
Uganda	Shilling
Zambia	Kwacha
Zimbabwe	Dollar

+17

Level 83

Jun 20, 2013

4% know what a Ngultrum is? That seems high. Are a lot of people cheating?

+57

Level 55

Apr 17, 2014

7% know now, probably because they're looking through the comments and someone's mentioned it.

+30

Level 78

Jan 2, 2015

Or people take the quiz several times trying to get them all. Just like with the countries.

+28

Level 83

Jan 4, 2015

But only your first attempt factors into the stats.

+13

Level 65

Jan 17, 2016

The stats only record your first attempt, so yes, people are probably cheating. Maybe 14% of Jetpunkers are from Bhutan...or not.

+10

Level 75

Jan 20, 2016

Are you sure that the stats only record first attempts? The averages for most quizzes are constantly getting higher, so I would assume that all attempts count.

Level 59

Dec 18, 2016

Cheating? Learning?

+19

Level 83

Dec 18, 2018

george: the reason that the scores get higher is usually because when a quiz gets featured on the front page, it gets taken by everyone who visits the site regularly including many casual quiz takers and people not familiar with the subject of the quiz. This lowers the average. After it rotates off the front page, the quiz is only taken by hardcore quiz junkies who go searching for it. Yes, I'm sure it only factors in your first attempt.

Level 75

Jul 7, 2023

I've been using this site regularly for over a decade now, and I had no idea the stats only considered first attempts

Level 68

Jul 16, 2016

14% now.

Level 38

Dec 18, 2016

now 10%

Level 29

Dec 18, 2016

No because it's the first comment they see.

Level 57

Jan 16, 2017

The Ngultrum is the currency of the Kingdom of Bhuta

Level 78

Jul 24, 2020

Bhutan*

Level 70

Feb 22, 2017

Bhutan and basic facts about it are well known among geography nerds.

Level 65

Aug 7, 2018

They also have some nice rap music in Bhutan.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3REwSZ0A8SI

Level 74

Jan 5, 2023

OoooOooo thanks for sharing that song!

Level 58

Jan 16, 2023

bhutan rap music slaps

Level 75

Nov 27, 2018

I have some Ngultrum

Level 41

Feb 12, 2019

10% now

Level 28

Mar 18, 2019

78/79 that is amazing

by cheating of course!

just for them points you know

i didn't get panama though?

Level 58

Jan 3, 2021

True evil.

Level 68

Jun 20, 2013

tough quiz--only knew the obvious ones.

Level 64

Oct 2, 2015

World Currency - One Minute Sprint :)

+10

Level 74

Sep 12, 2020

Yeah, no...

+45

Level 77

Jun 20, 2013

I always thought the Czech Republic just wrote Czechs

Level 43

Jul 24, 2013

Brilliant

Level 83

Aug 14, 2014

It says "corona," so apparently alcoholic beverages are used as currency in the Czech Republic. Not really that surprising.

Level 69

Jan 2, 2015

koruna - it means "a crown" :P

Level 83

Jan 3, 2015

I know.

Level 83

Apr 19, 2016

I just noticed that Bangladesh uses tacos for currency. That's pretty funny, too. I wonder if Mexicans get a favorable exchange rate.

Level 69

Dec 19, 2016

I don't know about tacos but dollars come from tollars which we used here in Bohemia about 400 years ago. 1 tollar was 2 "zlatý" (golden), but nowadays 4 (Polish) zlotys equal one dollar

Level 82

Dec 19, 2016

In Slovenia we used tolars from 1992 till the end of 2006 :) Same origin of course.

Level 65

Feb 14, 2020

In haiti they seems to use pumpkin's cousins..

+24

Level 65

May 9, 2020

Now corona means something else....

Level 58

Jan 3, 2021

Illness is money there.

Level 81

Dec 15, 2021

This comment has not aged well.

Level 71

Dec 15, 2021

Lol "taka" just means dollar in Bengali. Although I wouldn't complain if I could have tacos whenever I visit Bangladesh :)

Level 28

Dec 15, 2021

Its not Taco. We Bangladeshis use Taka as our currency. Also Corona is now a thing. A big thing......

Level 55

Jun 20, 2013

Can you accept Rupi?

Level 55

Sep 5, 2017

rupee

Level 45

Sep 29, 2017

Or Rupie or Rupy? (I tried both and neither worked)

Level 67

Mar 5, 2020

no dear, please.

+17

Level 83

Jun 24, 2013

I got "Som" by accident when I was typing in "Somalibucks" as a joke.

Level 58

Jan 3, 2021

haha very funny joke

Level 83

Dec 15, 2021

It amused the intended audience. (myself)

Level 24

Dec 15, 2021

lol it's Uzbekistan

Level 83

Sep 7, 2013

Some alternate spellings for Hryvnia (might explain partially why its guessed % is so low): Hryvna, Hryvnya, Grivna. I kept trying the first one, that's what shows up on my xe.com world currency converter app.

Level 35

Dec 10, 2013

Woot 40/81

Level 82

Feb 23, 2014

28/81, but still better than 88% of quiz takers... This may be the toughest quiz I've seen on here.

Level 78

Jul 24, 2020

Now it's out of 79. Does anybody know which two countries' currencies went into obsolescence since the above comment?

Level 67

Dec 15, 2021

Latvia and Lithuania I think.

Level 48

Apr 19, 2014

Ah, the lek! I should have known that from The Simpsons!

Level 68

Apr 23, 2014

Argh! I've been to Malaysia in the past but for the life of me I couldn't remember ringgit! And I should definitely have remembered rial, krona and dirham. I actually typed "dirhan" several times because it rang a bell - I was right, just a letter off ;)

Level 75

Apr 26, 2014

Nice!

I think they use US dollar in El Salvador

Level 69

May 2, 2014

Latvia needs to be updated to Euro. They no longer use lats.

Level 40

Jun 23, 2014

72/81 without cheating! I'm a total geography fanatic.

Level 45

Aug 8, 2014

100%, 3:40 left.

Level 83

Aug 14, 2014

What are you? A currency speculator?

Level 43

Jul 27, 2016

5.20 remaining

Level 40

Dec 23, 2014

got them 81/81 with 2:21 left. and im only 12

+15

Level 51

Dec 14, 2018

i got 99/81 with the heat death of the universe left and im only -5

Level 86

Dec 31, 2014

Latvia (for a while now) and Lithuania (as of 1/1/15) use the euro, having dropped their original currencies. You should probably date the quiz (with an "as of" at the top).

Level ∞

Jan 1, 2015

Updated the quiz

Level 68

Jan 2, 2015

Zimbabwean dollar doesn't exist anymore: RIP.

I think Kosovo and Montenegro should be listed as "none" since they unilaterally adopted Euro (like Ecuador or East Timor did with US Dollar): only Andorra, Monaco, San Marino and Vatican City legally adopted Euro while being outside EU.

Level ∞

Jan 2, 2015

Made the changes you suggested. Thanks!

Level 43

Jan 2, 2015

I hardly know any of these, but due to randomly reading about Mauritania, I knew the Ouguyia. I didn't get anyother hard ones, unless you count the dong.

Level 43

Jan 2, 2015

*Ouguiya*

Level 21

Jan 6, 2015

got 63 on first try. practiced this stuff a lot

Level 75

Feb 1, 2015

Please allow the alternate spelling of rouble.

Level ∞

May 20, 2016

Okay

Level 78

Jun 13, 2015

My spelling let me down, though 'rouble' is the way we spelt the Soviet currency here in UK when I was young, and I'd have thought allowing this spelling would not be too extreme. Is there any chance you might relent on this issue?

Level 70

Feb 8, 2021

Yes, I find it hard to 'mis-spell' rouble these days!

Level 72

Jul 14, 2015

The colón was phased out in El Salvador in 2001. The official currency of the country has been the U.S. dollar for almost 15 years.

Level 82

Dec 19, 2016

Indeed, El Salvador should be "none" as well

Level 65

Jan 19, 2023

was it's symbol : ?

Level 75

Aug 3, 2015

I was in Kosovo this week, and they use the euro.

Level 64

Aug 3, 2015

Wow! The ultimate detour!

Level 83

Dec 18, 2016

I've been to Kosovo a couple times lately. Not the most out of the way place I've been. It was actually nicer than I was expecting. I just wish I had gone via Albania instead of Serbia. Would have been great if I'd never gone to Serbia at all, for that matter.

Level 79

Sep 2, 2015

Doesn't Panama use the US Dollar as well?

Level 48

Oct 1, 2015

I FINALLY got them all. I've got a headache from trying to remember everything, but on the plus side I now know the currency of every country.

Level 64

Oct 1, 2015

Nice! My high record is 40.

Level 73

Oct 7, 2015

As an Arabic speaker, I can tell you for sure that there's certainly no difference between Riyal and Rial. The english translation is misleading; they're written and pronounced the same way in Arabic and Farsi and we usually distinguish by saying Saudi Riyal or Omani Riyal, etc.

I think they should be accepted as the same currency. I was surprised to see Oman and other countries missing in the states, because I didn't imagine that there were spellings other than Riyal.

Level 74

Dec 15, 2021

I'm not an English speaker, but I was coming here to ask about this point. My admittedly untrained ear certainly couldn't hear the difference in reference to these currencies. Just a matter of transliteration, I guess. I wonder if it's the same for the Macedonian Denar - although there, at least, a different language is involved.

Level 30

Oct 21, 2015

50/79

Level 57

Nov 27, 2015

Worth adding places like Hong Kong which uses a different currency (different rate too) as China

Level 54

Nov 28, 2015

I collect coins/currency, so I didn't do too bad, but still, a LOT of these I have never heard of.

Level 29

Nov 28, 2015

Missed 3. Argh!

Level 41

May 8, 2016

Forgot Euros.. Wow.

Level 68

Sep 20, 2016

Oops!

Level 65

May 23, 2016

So I got the Kyrgyz som and missed the dinar...

Level 20

Jun 8, 2016

Can you please put the dollar answers to be more specific? Keep dollar as the type in, but show what type of dollar each country uses. E.g. Australia - Australian Dollar, NZ - New Zealand Dollar, US and countless others - US Dollar

Level 65

Jun 12, 2019

Agreed, as incredible as it may sound I am conviced that there are people leaving this quiz conviced that many countries use the us dollar. (Same thing goes for franc and others)

Level 70

Jul 6, 2019

I have the quiz for you: World Currencies and their Fractional Units

Level 43

Jul 27, 2016

Liechtenstein use Franc (to Switzerland).

Level 43

Jul 27, 2016

Marshall Islands = Dollar

Level 43

Jul 27, 2016

Ecuador = Dollar / East Timor = Dollar

Level 43

Jul 27, 2016

Zimbabwe = American Dollar / Montenegro and Kosovo = Euro

Level 83

Dec 18, 2016

yes. I've been using Euros in Montenegro and Kosovo recently.

Level 69

Dec 18, 2016

It seems silly to make everyone get all the various spelling of "crown" right. Koruna=kroner=krona=crown

Level 83

Dec 18, 2016

There's also riyal/real/rial/riel.. I often forget one of those... and denar and dinars... rupees and rupiahs.. yen, yuan and won, etc.

Level 82

Dec 19, 2016

It's silly but in English they are used like this ... In my language all etymologically related currencies have one spelling / translation (except dollar/tolar)

Level 82

Jan 8, 2017

And with crowns they are at least different in each language, while I really don't get why rial/riyal, when they're exactly the same in Arabic.

Level 68

Sep 5, 2017

I can see YUAN/WON/YEN being different since they're pronounced quite differently, though I can also see the case for making them give each other. I can also see Brazilian REAL and RIAL being distinct. But there's really no damn reason for RIYAL and RIAL not to give each other. Same word, same language, just different transliteration. Kronor and Kroner seem to be identically pronounced as well.

Level 38

Dec 18, 2016

But isn't china Renminbi

Level 59

Dec 18, 2016

Both accepted

Level 59

Dec 18, 2016

Got a measly 12 and still got 2 points!

Level 57

Jan 16, 2017

78 % !

Level 72

Mar 11, 2017

Didn't know Vietnam had a dong-based economy.

Level 71

Nov 2, 2017

'Elementary my dear Watson'

Level 45

Aug 22, 2023

How many dongs do they need?

Level 83

Mar 28, 2017

Several previous comments to this effect, but El Salvador uses the US dollar.

Level 68

Sep 5, 2017

This might be the Quizmaster quiz with the least forgiving spelling. I at first thought that currencies that were clearly identical in all but spelling to count for each other. For example, I don't expect RIAL to give me Brazil's REAL, but I was very frustrated that I did not get RIYAL, especially since I got stuck on what currency the Saudi's used (since I was sure it was a rial--as it is). Oman and Saudi both use Arabic, both use an identical Arabic word, and each could plausibly be transliterated with the other's form. But this quiz doesn't grant it. I felt similarly about Kroner/Kronor. The quiz is about whether you know currencies, not whether you know transliterations.

Level ∞

May 1, 2018

We have to be somewhat strict on this one because there are so many currencies with similar names. If we were lenient, typing one would get you several.

Level 83

Dec 15, 2021

why's that a bad thing, though? Typing in dollar or shilling or euro gets you a bunch. You don't have to go through and type "US dollar," "Canadan dollar," etc... even though these are completely different currencies... and even though that is basically what you're requiring people to do with riyals, crowns, rupees, denars, and yuan, spelled different ways in different countries or different languages.

Level 60

Nov 2, 2017

Several countries say NONE. Does that mean they got no money ?

Level 83

Nov 2, 2017

It means they don't issue currency. Most of these place use U.S. dollars or Euros.

Level 55

Nov 2, 2017

got hryvnia but forgot pound, wow

Level 29

Dec 6, 2017

Try the Countries by Currency Quiz here

Level 86

Jan 21, 2018

Maybe Quizmaster hasn't had a chance to check the comments under this quiz for awhile, but the 5 people who commented that El Salvador got rid of the colón and replaced it with the US dollar in 2001, a year after Ecuador did the same thing with the sucre, are right.

Level ∞

Jan 22, 2018

This has been fixed, finally.

Level 44

Mar 30, 2018

Could you include the yellow box feature so that it helps with learning and association?

Level 49

Jun 6, 2018

It seems very unlikely for even 6% of people to know this many currencies.

Level 43

Feb 25, 2019

Out of all things related to geography, official currencies are certainly not the most difficult to study. Studying capitals, second largest cities, and official languages requires much more effort and most JetPunkers have those all mastered like the back of their hands!

Level 87

Jan 2, 2023

if you do the quiz enough you remember more and more every time

Level 28

Jul 5, 2018

I got 65/79. That was a 94.4% percentile. Has anybody beat my score?

Level 65

Sep 23, 2022

Yes, at the time of taking the quiz - 5.6% of people had beaten it

Level 68

Oct 3, 2018

Panama does use the US dollar

Level 86

Mar 24, 2019

I've always wondered -- why are the Marshall Islands listed as having a currency of "None", while the Federated States of Micronesia are listed as "Dollar"? The two countries are in exactly the same position of using the US Dollar as their currency. To be consistent with the rest of the quiz (e.g. El Salvador, East Timor etc.), I would think that Micronesia should also be listed as "None".

Level 71

Dec 15, 2021

Maybe it's official in Marshall Islands and only de facto in Micronesia? I'm not sure about this, but I was also a bit confused by the "nones" on this quiz.

Level 45

Jun 1, 2019

I missed peso and dinar................

Level 86

Sep 12, 2019

It's time to put the "dollar" back in Zimbabwe (they just made their own new dollars the only legal tender in the country).

Level ∞

Sep 12, 2019

Updated! Hopefully they won't have to issue any $100 trillion bills this time.

Level 35

Nov 14, 2019

If you'd like to check out my quiz about US currency, specifically who is featured on each denomination, that would be awesome. You can find it here If you like it, please rate and nominate so more people can experience it! Thank you :)

Level 71

Nov 21, 2019

Even with a background in the banking industry, this is a challenging quiz. It is hard to keep up with the political and currency changes.

Level 86

Dec 23, 2019

Currency alert! In 2020 the nations of West Africa will switch from the CFA franc to the new "eco". Not sure of exact date...

Level 71

Dec 25, 2019

I saw an earlier comment that was never answered. Micronesia, the Marshall Islands, Palau etc. all use the US dollar in exactly the same manner. But on this quiz, the Marshall Islands show "None" as the currency, the others have "Dollar". Shouldn't this be done consistently?

Level 54

Dec 27, 2019

As a Romanian, I'm ashamed that I forgot Botswana's currency

Level 65

Feb 14, 2020

I looked up what it meant. Apparently there is a town in Croatia by that name aswell

Level 86

May 5, 2020

Currency alert! Iran just voted to replace the rial with the toman, with 10,000 rials becoming one toman. Not sure when the change becomes official.

Level ∞

May 6, 2020

Looks like that is scheduled for sometime between later this year and 2020. Please keep me posted!

Level 88

Dec 15, 2021

"Later this year and 2020." Huh? You mean 2021?

Level 22

Mar 6, 2021

i found a bug ecuador has a currency it's Sucre

Level 86

Jan 2, 2023

Not anymore. Sucre is now only used as a sweetener.

Level 61

May 15, 2021

Ruble should be accepted for rouble

Level 47

Jun 15, 2021

I live in canada and I have more costa rican colon than I do american money.

Level 28

Sep 26, 2021

none for liechtenstein is false they use swiss franc

Level 58

Dec 15, 2021

sierre leonean leone, my favorite

Level 87

Jan 2, 2023

the Afghan Afghani

Level 56

Dec 15, 2021

I typed in Rupee as a joke, but it is a real currency😂

Level 83

Dec 15, 2021

Spent more time in Hyrule than out of the house, I take it?

Level 71

Dec 15, 2021

This is now outdated, bitcoin is legally a currency of El Salvador now

Level ∞

Dec 15, 2021

El Salvador does not have a currency of its own. U.S. dollars and Bitcoin are legal tender, however.

Level 60

Dec 16, 2021

Interesting. Bitcoin may not be the currency of El Salvador but the quiz title has "currencies used by the different countries of the world". Doesn't Bitcoin (and USD) count as "currencies used"?

Could end up being a bit of a nightmare to maintain as and when more countries accept crypto though!

Level 71

Jan 6, 2022

Fair enough. It does say "used by" and not "issued by" however

Level 58

Dec 16, 2021

Safe to say roughly 7% of quiz takers are hardcore cheaters

Level 87

Feb 25, 2022

If someone does this quiz over and over eventually they remember it all, that's how I learned every country and every capital in the world, I just did the quizzes hundreds of times no cheating necessary unless memory is cheating

Level 87

Dec 16, 2021

I'm pretty sure the Simpsons wouldn't mislead me, so I think the displayed currency for Australia should be changed to "Dollarydoo" ;)

Level 48

Dec 16, 2021

What does it mean by "none"?

Level 53

Mar 4, 2022

Are any of the currencies "real" i.e. tied to a tangible asset, or are all fiat? Even the brazilian Real is not real.

Level 53

Mar 4, 2022

El salvador does not have "none" as its currency. Official currency is bitcoin.

Level 50

Apr 8, 2022

There seems to be a glitch with the stats. I got 15 correct (slightly embarasing but anyway...). It says that I had the same or better score as 62.6% of test takers, but also that the average score is 19.

Level 75

Jan 3, 2023

Percentile uses median, not the mean

Level 25

Jun 4, 2022

"Crown" should be accepted besides "Krona" as it is basically the same and in english the name is Danish, swedish etc. crowns

Level 58

Jul 26, 2022

Well, having a world coin collection pays off for this one, 79/79, had a hard time remembering the Nakfa, Dalasi and the Gourde (I only have Eritrean Cents, Gambian Bututs and Haitian Centimes) and of course, the correct spelling of Ngultrum.

Level 88

Jan 1, 2023

This quiz needs to be updated, because Croatia joined the Eurozone.

Level 67

Jan 1, 2023

Krona and krone is the same.

Level 86

Jan 2, 2023

And actually koruna for that matter. They're all crowns.

Level 75

Jan 2, 2023

bye, kuna :(

Level 78

Jan 2, 2023

I think 'hryvna' should be accepted for Ukraine.

Level 58

Jan 17, 2023

Pretty upsetting that I couldn't remember the name of Cambodia's currency. although I travelled there once.

Also overlooked Malaysia and had some blackout at South Africa.

Level 65

Jan 19, 2023

It would be cool if the scoring was based on the number of countries that use a currency, rather than one point per currency. That way when you guess a popular currency you get more points. It makes the game more interesting.

Level 36

Feb 16, 2023

I thought Rial and Riel where the same currency

Level 59

Mar 2, 2023

liar, lari, and lira

dong for vietnam

mark for bosnia & herzegovina

bolivar for venezuela and boliviano for bolivia

not to mention real, rial, riel and riyal

Level 63

Jul 17, 2023

I think Panama mostly uses the US dollar, at least from my experience there

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