The right to issue US dollars belongs to the US Treasury, and the specific issues are handled by the US Federal Reserve Bank. Paper money is 15.6×6.6 cm regardless of denomination.
The front of each banknote is printed with the name of the certificate, the name of the United States, the seal of the United States Treasury Department and the signature of the official of the Ministry of Finance. The front of the bill is a famous figure in American history, and the back is a picture.
2. Europe-Europe
The euro originated from the Doyle plan put forward by 1989. 1991121Since the Maastricht Treaty opened the euro mechanism, by the beginning of 1999, most EU countries had pegged their currencies to the euro at a fixed exchange rate.
According to the Maastricht Treaty, the single European currency is called "European monetary unit". In February, Council of Europe decided to change the name of the European single currency to the euro. From June 65438+ 10/2002, all income and expenses, including wage income and taxes, shall be calculated in euros. In March 2002 1, the old name of European currency disappeared after the official circulation of "Euro".
3. RMB -CNY
Renminbi refers to the currency first issued on 1948 12 1 after the People's Bank of China was established. After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), it is the legal tender of People's Republic of China (PRC). Until the new edition went online at 1999 10 1, five sets of * * including banknotes and metals were issued.
In ISO 42 17, the abbreviation of RMB is CNY (China Dollar), but the more commonly used abbreviation is RMB (Ren Min Dollar); Usually add "?" Before the number. Represents the amount of RMB.
4. Japanese yen-Japanese yen
Japanese yen is issued by the Bank of Japan. The denominations of Japanese banknotes are 10000, 5000, 1000, 500, 100, 50, 10, 5, 1 yuan, and others are 500,/kloc-0.
Japanese bank notes are written in Chinese characters (arranged from left to right), with the words "Japanese bank notes" in the middle and above, and all kinds of bank notes have no date of issue. The person in charge of the issuing unit uses the seal, that is, the "president's seal" and "issuing director's seal" printed in red on the face.
5. Pound-Pound
The pound is the standard unit of currency in Britain and is issued by the Bank of England. 197 1 year, the Bank of England implemented a new currency carrying system, and the unit of secondary currency was changed to new pence. 1 pound was equal to 100 new pence. There are 5, 10, 20 and 50 denominations in circulation, as well as 1, 2, 5, 10, 50 new pence and 1 coin.