The Frank was a currency of the Kingdom of Westphalia between 1808 and 1813. It circulated alongside the Thaler, was equal to the French franc and was subdivided into 100 Centimen.
See "Standard Catalog of World Coins" by Krause and Mishler.
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Currencies named franc or similar
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- Burundian franc
- CFA franc
- Central African CFA franc
- West African CFA franc
- CFP franc
- New Caledonian franc
- French Polynesian franc
- Comorian franc (فرنك)
- Congolese franc
- Djiboutian franc (فرنك)
- Guinean franc
- Liechtenstein frank
- Rwandan franc (frank)
- Swiss franc (Franken, franco)
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| Obsolete |
- Aargau Frank
- Albanian Franga
- Algerian franc
- Appenzell Frank
- Basel Frank
- Belgian franc (frank)
- Berne Frank
- Cambodian franc
- Dominican franco
- French franc
- French Camerounian franc
- French Equatorial African franc
- French Guianan franc
- French West African franc
- Fribourg Frank
- Geneva franc
- Glarus frank
- Graubünden Frank
- Guadeloupe franc
- Katangese franc
- Korçë frange
- Luccan franco
- Luxembourgian franc (Frang, Frank)
- Luzern Frank
- Malagasy franc
- Malian franc
- Martinique franc
- Monegasque franc
- Moroccan franc (فرنك)
- New Hebrides franc
- Réunion franc
- Rwanda and Burundi franc
- Saar franc (Franken)
- St. Gallen Frank
- Saint Pierre and Miquelon franc
- Schaffhausen Frank
- Schwyz Frank
- Solothurn Frank
- Thurgau Frank
- Ticino franco
- Togolese franc
- Tunisian franc (فرنك)
- Unterwalden Frank
- Uri Frank
- US occupation franc
- Vaud franc
- Vlorë frank
- Westphalian Frank
- Zürich Frank
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| See also |
- Gold franc
- Franc Poincaré
- Ural franc
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