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Ethan Smith banknotes have the vale of the banknote in the center with the initials of "<b>G</b>reat <b>L</b>and of <b>E</b>than <b>S</b>mith" in each of the four corners. On the other side has a picture of one of Ethan Smith's national symbols. Each banknote has a different color depending on the value. This makes sorting money an easier job. | Ethan Smith banknotes have the vale of the banknote in the center with the initials of "<b>G</b>reat <b>L</b>and of <b>E</b>than <b>S</b>mith" in each of the four corners. On the other side has a picture of one of Ethan Smith's national symbols. Each banknote has a different color depending on the value. This makes sorting money an easier job. | ||
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The Ethan Smith Dollar (currency code EHS) has been, since November 29th, 1810, the currency of the Ethan Smith. It is divided into 100 Ethan Smith Cents. The Ethan Smith Dollar's currency code is EHS, but it is often abbreviated with the euro sign and the dollar sign €$. €$¢ is used to signify that the value is in Ethan Smith Cents (e.g. €$¢100 is equal to €$1.)
History
The Ethan Smith Dollar was first introduced on Ethan Smith's Independence Day, 1810. It replaced the bulky silver ingot currency that was used for centuries, making it easier for people to carry around money.
Coins
All Ethan Smith coins have the coin's value at the bottom, "THE GREAT LAND OF ETHAN SMITH" along the top, and the Ethan Smith Coat of Arms in the center on the obverse side.
The reverse side has a symbol of Ethan Smith. Different coins have different symbols.
- €$¢1 : The Dragon
- €$¢5 : The Chrysanthemum
- €$¢10 : The Willow Tree
- €$¢15 : A Soccer Ball (Soccer is Ethan Smith's favorite pastime)
- €$¢20 : Blue Mountain
- €$¢25 : Zànghěi Canal
- €$¢30 : Cornith TV Tower
- €$¢40 : lyrics to "Hymn of Ethan Smith"
- €$¢50 : A Map of Ethan Smith
- €$¢75 : The Supreme Court of the Great Land of Ethan Smith
- €$¢100 : The Presidential Palace
Banknotes
Ethan Smith banknotes have the vale of the banknote in the center with the initials of "Great Land of Ethan Smith" in each of the four corners. On the other side has a picture of one of Ethan Smith's national symbols. Each banknote has a different color depending on the value. This makes sorting money an easier job.
| Unit | Reverse | Color |
|---|---|---|
| €$1 | map of Ethan Smith | White |
| €$2 | Lahoyia Beach | Blue |
| €$5 | Legislative Council Building | Gray |
| €$10 | ancient bronze artifact | Brown |
| €$20 | Ethan Smith's flag | Red |
| €$25 | The Quay | Orange |
| €$50 | Ethania skyline | Green |
| €$100 | Independence Day celebration | Purple |
| €$200 | Ethan Smith Coat of Arms | Yellow |
