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Propose Reserve Currency Table – for PDF Copy WORLD NATION INTERNATIONAL CURRENCIES IN THE WORLD World Nation International Currencies or WNIC is a program and project of having an International Currencies of our Nations in the world. WNIC his purpose is to propose the additional currencies as also a second national and international currencies of each nations in the world. Aside of second national currencies it also propose to be the reserve currencies of each nations in the world and to promote to be a solution and support in the economic crisis of each nations involving and relating to the currencies services and issues. The Basic and Official names use and been hold of World Nation International Currencies, currencies program or the name that use by the world nation international currencies is came from the Nations or Nationality after his reserve currencies use. Like in Nation of Philippine: The “Philippine Dollars” will the basic and official names of World Nation International Currencies propose in the Philippine as Dollar currency will be the reserve currency of Philippine Nation and in Japan if we going to use the reserve currency of Dollar or Piso it will have a basic and officially name of Japanese Dollar or Japanese Piso as propose WNIC Currency. World Nation International Currencies or WNIC as starting of the program only use some of the reserve currencies name that will be included in the proposal and this is the currencies of: Dollar, Piso (Peso), Pound, Euro, Franc, Dinar, Rial, as we following the currencies that has a top rated in the world and other is study for consideration. LIST OF WORLD NATIONS INTERNATIONAL CURRENCIES THAT TO BE PROPOSE TO EVERY NATIONS IN THE WORLD AS SECOND OR RESERVE OFFICIALLY AND NATIONALLY CURRENCIES OF NATIONS IN THE WORLD. Nations Name Existing Currency WNIC Currency Propose WNIC New Propose Symbol (temporary) Albania Lek Albanian Dollar AL$ Albanian Piso AL₱ Albanian Pound AL£ Albanian Euro AL€ Albanian Franc ALFr Albanian Dinar ALD (temporary) Albanian Rial ALR (temporary) Afghanistan Afghani Afghanistan Dollar AF$ Afghanistan Piso AF₱ Afghanistan Pound AF£ Afghanistan Euro AF€ Afghanistan Franc AFFr Afghanistan Dinar AFD (temporary) Albanian Rial AFR (temporary) Argentina Peso Argentina Dollar AR$ Argentina Pound AR£ 1 of 16 | P a g e Argentina Euro AR€ Argentina Franc ARFr Argentina Dinar ARD (temporary) Argentina Rial ARR (temporary) Aruba Guilder Aruba Dollar AW$ Aruba Piso AW₱ Aruba Pound AW£ Aruba Euro AW€ Aruba Franc AWFr Aruba Dinar AWD (temporary) Aruba Rial AWR (temporary) Australia Dollar Australian Piso AU₱ Australian Pound AU£ Australian Euro AU€ Australian Franc AUFr Australian Dinar AUD (temporary) Australian Rial AUR (temporary) Azerbaijan Manat Azerbaijan Dollar AZ$ Azerbaijan Piso AZ₱ Azerbaijan Pound AZ£ Azerbaijan Euro AZ€ Azerbaijan Franc AZFr Azerbaijan Dinar AZD (temporary) Azerbaijan Rial AZR (temporary) Bahamas Dollar Bahamas Piso BS₱ Bahamas Pound BS£ Bahamas Euro BS€ Bahamas Franc BSFr Bahamas Dinar BSD (temporary) Bahamas Rial BSR (temporary) Bahrain Bahraini Dinar Bahrain Dollar BH$ Bahrain Piso BS₱ Bahrain Pound BS£ Bahrain Euro BS€ Bahrain Franc BSFr Bahrain Rial BSR (temporary) Bangladesh Bangladesh Taka Bangladesh Dollar BD$ Bangladesh Piso BD₱ Bangladesh Pound BD£ Bangladesh Euro BD€ Bangladesh Franc BDFr Bangladesh Rial BDR (temporary) Barbados Dollar Barbados Piso BB₱ Barbados Pound BB£ Barbados Euro BB€ Barbados Franc BBFr Barbados Dinar BBD (temporary) Barbados Rial BBR (temporary) Belarus Ruble Belarus Dollar BY$ Belarus Piso BY₱ Belarus Pound BY£ Belarus Euro BY€ Belarus Franc BYFr Belarus Dinar BYD (temporary) Belarus Rial BYR (temporary) 2 of 16 | P a g e Belize Dollar Belize Piso BZ₱ Belize Pound BZ£ Belize Euro BZ€ Belize Franc BZFr Belize Dinar BZD (temporary) Belize Rial BZR (temporary) Bermuda Dollar Bermuda Piso BM₱ Bermuda Pound BM£ Bermuda Euro BM€ Bermuda Franc BMFr Bermuda Dinar BMD (temporary) Bermuda Rial BMR (temporary) Bolivia Boliviano Bolivia Dollar BO$ Bolivia Piso BO₱ Bolivia Pound BO£ Bolivia Euro BO€ Bolivia Franc BOFr Bolivia Dinar BOD (temporary) Bolivia Rial BOR (temporary) Bosnia and Hezergovina Convertible Market Bosnia Dollar BA$ Bosnia Piso BA₱ Bosnia Pound BA£ Bosnia Euro BA€ Bosnia Franc BAFr Bosnia Dinar BAD (temporary) Bosnia Rial BAR (temporary) Bostwana Pula Bostwanian Dollar BW$ Bostwanian Piso BW₱ Bostwanian Pound BW£ Bostwanian Euro BW€ Bostwanian Franc BWFr Bostwanian Dinar BWD (temporary) Bostwanian Rial BWR (temporary) Bulgaria Lev Bulgarian Dollar BG$ Bulgarian Piso BG₱ Bulgarian Pound BG£ Bulgarian Euro BG€ Bulgarian Franc BGFr Bulgarian Dinar BGD (temporary) Bulgarian Rial BGR (temporary) Brazil Real Brazilian Dollar BL$ Brazilian Piso BL₱ Brazilian Pound BL£ Brazilian Euro BL€ Brazilian Franc BLFr Brazilian Dinar BLD (temporary) Brazilian Rial BLR (temporary) Brunei Darussalam Dollar Brunei Dollar BN$ Brunei Piso BN₱ Brunei Pound BN£ Brunei Euro BN€ Brunei Franc BNFr Brunei Dinar BND (temporary) Brunei Rial BNR (temporary) Burundi Burundi Franc Burundi Dollar BI$ 3 of 16 | P a g e Burundi Piso BI₱ Burundi Pound BI£ Burundi Euro BI€ Burundi Franc BIFr Burundi Dinar BID (temporary) Burundi Rial BIR (temporary) Cambodia Riel Cambodian Dollar KH$ Cambodian Piso KH₱ Cambodian Pound KH£ Cambodian Euro KH€ Cambodian Franc KHFr Cambodian Dinar KHD (temporary) Cambodian Rial KHR (temporary) Canada Dollar Canadian Piso CA₱ Canadian Pound CA£ Canadian Euro CA€ Canadian Franc CAFr Canadian Dinar CAD (temporary) Canadian Rial CAR (temporary) Cayman Dollar Cayman Piso KY₱ Cayman Pound KY£ Cayman Euro KY€ Cayman Franc KYFr Cayman Dinar KYD (temporary) Cayman Rial KYR (temporary) Chile Peso Chile Dollar CL$ Chile Pound CL£ Chile Euro CL€ Chile Franc CLFr Chile Dinar CLD (temporary) Chile Rial CLR (temporary) China Yuan Renminbi Chinese Dollar CN$ Chinese Piso CN₱ Chinese Pound CN£ Chinese Euro CN€ Chinese Franc CNFr Chinese Dinar CND (temporary) Chinese Rial CNR (temporary) Colombia Peso Colombian Dollar CO$ Colombian Pound CO£ Colombian Euro CO€ Colombian Franc COFr Colombian Dinar COD (temporary) Colombian Rial COR (temporary) Costa Rica Colon Costa Rican Dollar CR$ Costa Rican Piso CR₱ Costa Rican Pound CR£ Costa Rican Euro CR€ Costa Rican Franc CRFr Costa Rican Dinar CRD (temporary) Costa Rican Rial CRR (temporary) Croatia Kuna Croatian Dollar HR$ Croatian Piso HR₱ Croatian Pound HR£ Croatian Euro HR€ 4 of 16 | P a g e Croatian Franc HRFr Croatian Dinar HRD (temporary) Croatian Rial HRR (temporary) Cuba Peso Cuba Dollar CU$ Cuba Pound CU£ Cuba Euro CU€ Cuba Franc CUFr Cuba Dinar CUD (temporary) Cuba Rial CUR (temporary) Czech Republic Koruna Czech Dollar CZ$ Czech Piso CZ₱ Czech Pound CZ£ Czech Euro CZ€ Czech Franc CZFr Czech Dinar CZD (temporary) Czech Rial CZR (temporary) Denmark Krone Denmark Dollar DK$ Denmark Piso DK₱ Denmark Pound DK£ Denmark Euro DK€ Denmark Franc DKFr Denmark Dinar DKD (temporary) Denmark Rial DKR (temporary) Dominican Republic Peso Dominican Dollar DO$ Dominican Pound DO£ Dominican Euro DO€ Dominican Franc DOFr Dominican Dinar DOD (temporary) Dominican Rial DOR (temporary) East Caribbean Dollar East Caribbean Piso XC₱ East Caribbean Pound XC£ East Caribbean Euro XC€ East Caribbean Franc XCFr East Caribbean Dinar XCD (temporary) East Caribbean Rial XCR (temporary) Ecuador US Dollar Ecuador Dollar EC$ Ecuador Piso EC₱ Ecuador Euro EC€ Eciador Pound EC£ Ecuador Franc ECFr Ecuador Dinar ECD (temporary) Ecuador Rial ECR (temporary) Egypt Pound Egyptian Dollar EG$ Egyptian Piso EG₱ Egyptian Euro EG€ Egyptian Franc EGFr Egyptian Dinar EGD (temporary) Egyptian Rial EGR (temporary) El Salvador Colon El Salvadorian Dollar SV$ El Salvadorian Piso SV₱ El Salvadorian Pound SV£ El Salvadorian Euro SV€ El Salvadorian Franc SVFr El Salvadorian Dinar SVD (temporary) El Salvadorian Rial SVR (temporary) 5 of 16 | P a g e Estonia Kroon Estonian Dollar EE$ Estonian Piso EE₱ Estonian Pound EE£ Estonian Euro EE€ Estonian Franc EEFr Estonian Dinar EED (temporary) Estonian Rial EER (temporary) Ethiopia Ethiopian birr Ethiopian Dollar ET$ Ethiopian Piso ET₱ Ethiopian Pound ET£ Ethiopian Euro ET€ Ethiopian Franc ETFr Ethiopian Dinar ETD (temporary) Ethiopian Rial ETR (temporary) Euro Member Euro Euro Member Dollar EU$ Euro Member Piso EU₱ Euro Member Pound EU£ Euro Member Euro EU€ Euro Member Franc EUFr Euro Member Dinar EUD (temporary) Euro Member Rial EUR (temporary) Falkland Island Pound Falkland Dollar FK$ Falkland Piso FK₱ Falkland Euro FK€ Falkland Franc FKFr Falkland Dinar FKD (temporary) Falkland Rial FKR (temporary) Fiji Dollar Fiji Piso FJ₱ Fiji Pound FJ£ Fiji Euro FJ€ Fiji Franc FJFr Fiji Dinar FJD (temporary) Fiji Rial FJR (temporary) Georgia Lari Georgia Dollar GE$ Georgia Piso GE₱ Georgia Pound GE£ Georgia Euro GE€ Georgia Franc GEFr Georgia Dinar GED (temporary) Georgia Rial GER (temporary) Ghana Cedis Ghana Dollar GH$ Ghana Piso GH₱ Ghana Pound GH£ Ghana Euro GH€ Ghana Franc GHFr Ghana Dinar GHD (temporary) Ghana Rial GHR (temporary) Gibraltar Pound Gibraltarian Dollar GI$ Gibraltarian Piso GI₱ Gibraltarian Euro GI€ Gibraltarian Franc GIFr Gibraltarian Dinar GID (temporary) Gibraltarian Rial GIR (temporary) Guatemala Quetzal Guatemala Dollar GT$ Guatemala Piso GT₱ 6 of 16 | P a g e Guatemala Pound GT£ Guatemala Euro GT€ Guatemala Franc GTFr Guatemala Dinar GTD (temporary) Guatemala Rial GTR (temporary) Guernsey Pound Guernsey Dollar GG$ Guernsey Piso GG₱ Guernsey Euro GG€ Guernsey Franc GGFr Guernsey Dinar GGD (temporary) Guernsey Rial GGR (temporary) Guyana Dollar Guyana Piso GY₱ Guyana Pound GY£ Guyana Euro GY€ Guyana Franc
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