Common Credit
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The Common Credit (Œ) is an exchange currency minted by the Common Bank, based in Xanthal, and sold to individuals and organizations in exchange for a stable fiat currency. It can be legally distributed and stored only electronically, though most nations print and accept paper checks that can be used to authorize a transfer of Common Credits between accounts.
The current value of the Common Credit is Œ1.00 = €1.00 ≈ $1.26 ≈ £0.69
