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Fenrisulven 8 year s ago
#8 This 100 NOK banknote in not yet in use. Also Slovakia used Koruna before switching to Euro.
       
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Forint

The Hungarian forint comes from the Italian word "fiorino," a gold coin from Florence.

The fiorino had a flower, or "fiore" in Italian, stamped on it.

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