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   Indian Rupee
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   The Australian dollar is nicknamed “the Aussie."
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   The real was given by the Portuguese crown when Brazil was founded as a Portuguese colony in 1500.
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   The Canadian dollar is often considered a commodity currency due to the large deposits of natural resources, especially oil. The Canadian dollar is often nicknamed loonie, for the image of a loon on its one-dollar coins.
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   The Swiss Franc is unrelated to the uncirculated French currency of the same name, but it is the official currency in Switzerland and Liechtenstein, as well as Campione d’Italia.
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   The Chilean peso is an important currency in South America. The peso is symbolized by $ and has a currency code of CLP.
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   The Chinese yuan is symbolized by ¥ and has a currency code of CNY (CNH on the offshore markets).
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   The Danish krone is the official currency of the Kingdom of Denmark, Greenland and the Faroe Islands.
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   The euro is the official currency of the European Union. The euro is symbolized by € and has a currency code of EUR. Introduced in 1999, the euro is the national currency for the countries that make up the eurozone.
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    The British Pound is symbolized by £ and is the third most-held reserve currency in the world
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    South Korea’s present currency, the won, was initially launched in 1902 during a brief period under the Korean empire. It was then adopted once again after WWII when the nation took its present form.