Austro-Hungarian Krone - Historic Exchange Rates and Prices

Historic Exchange Rates and Prices

1892 :1 kg gold = 3280 Kr.
1 Kr = 1.05 Swiss francs, 0.8505 German marks.
1896
1 Pound sterling = 24 Kr.
1899 :1 Kr = 0.7937 German marks.
1900 :1 Pound sterling = 23.97 Kr.
"Kronenzeitung" (newspaper) = 4 hellers.
1907 :1 Kr = 0.8471 German marks (26 March).
1909
1 Kr = 0.8479 German marks.
1 Kr = 1.05 Swiss francs = 1.05 French francs = 1.05 Italian lire = 1.05 Romanian lei (Latin Monetary Union)
1913
1 US dollar = 4.96 Kr.
1 Kr = 0.8481 German marks.
1.5 kg sugar = 1 Kr.
1 tram ticket (Vienna) = 19 hellers.
1914 :1 US dollar = 5.08 Kr.
1915 :1 US dollar = 6.50 Kr.
1 Kr = 0.7143 German marks.
1916
1 US dollar = 7.95 Kr.
1 Kr = 0.6896 German marks.
1917
1 Kr = 0.6493 German marks.
1918
1 tram ticket (Vienna) = 40 hellers.
"Salzburger Volksbote" (newspaper) - January = 14 hellers.
"Illustrierte Kronenzeitung" (newspaper) - November = 8 hellers.
1 Kr = 0.5 German marks (November)
"Telegraf" (newspaper) - December = 10 hellers.
1919
1 US dollar = 16.1 Kr (January).
"Illustrierte Kronenzeitung" - January - June = 10 hellers.
"Illustrierte Kronenzeitung" - July - December = 12 hellers.
100 Kr = 11.60 Swiss francs (August).
1 Kr = 0.3125 German marks (October)
4 Kr = 1 Yugoslav dinar = 2 Romanian lei (November).
100 Kr = 2.75 Swiss francs (December)
1921 :2,000 Kr = 1 Swiss franc (March)

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