- The
piastre or
piaster (English: /piˈæstər/) is any of a
number of
units of currency. The term
originates from the
Italian for "thin
metal plate". The...
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instead of the
local piasters, so
beginning in 1885, some
French stamps were
surcharged in
piasters, at a rate of four
piasters to the franc. Beginning...
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government in 1525. By 1547, was
recorded to have paid 1,284
dirhems or
piasters and its
inhabitants were
classified as part of the
Alawite Kalbiyya tribal...
- of
Egypt adopted the lira as
their national currency,
equivalent to 100
piasters or kuruş. When the
Ottoman Empire collapsed between 1918 and 1922, many...
- in 1517. By 1547, the
village was
recorded to have paid 300
dirhems or
piasters and its
inhabitants were
classified as part of the
Alawite Kalbiyya tribal...
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founded his own label, Sono Cairo.
Their price of 35
piasters an
album beat the
foreign majors' 90-
piaster fare. Hence, he was able to
command sessions with...
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longer in a
state of
rebellion and was
recorded to have paid 480
dirhems or
piasters and its
inhabitants were
classified as part of the
Alawite Kalbiyya tribal...
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values ranging from 10
paras to 20
piasters. The
Jubilee issue of 1908–1914
included directly values in
paras and in
piasters. 2 soldi, 1863
Lombardy Venice...
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Russian ruble ₽ RUB
Kopeck 100 South
Sudan South Sudanese pound SS£ SSP
Piaster 100 Spain Euro € EUR Cent 100 Sri
Lanka Sri
Lankan rupee Re or Rs (pl...
- the
currency of the
Republic of
South Sudan. It is
subdivided into 100
piasters. It was
approved by the
Southern Sudan Legislative ****embly
before secession...
