Saidercray Thaler
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The Saidercray Thaler is the currency of the Republic of Saidercray since its foundation in 1916. The subunit is the Saidercray Penny, and 100 Saidercray Pennies yield one Saidercray Thaler. The Saidercray Thaler corresponds to about 0.37 US-$, so that you get one US-$ for about 2.70 Saidercray Thalers.
Banknotes
The table provides you with a survey on the topical Saidercrayan banknotes.
| Saidercray Thaler banknotes | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Value | $ equiv. | Dimensions | Colour | Obverse | Reverse | ||
| 20 Saidercray Thalers | 7.40 | 8 x 5 cm | Peach-yellow | Henry Nesswick (famous Saidercrayan poet) | The Laughing Giant (highest mountain of Saidercray) | ||
| 50 Saidercray Thalers | 18.49 | 9 x 6 cm | Pine green | Nelson Quarret (first President of the Republic of Saidercray) | Standstone cliffs near Hampmouth on Sea | ||
| 100 Saidercray Thalers | 36.98 | 11 x 7 cm | Cardinal | John Haigler (General of the Black and Blue War) | The Golden Bridge in Cuvesbridge | ||
| 500 Saidercray Thalers | 184.88 | 12 x 8 cm | Cornflower blue | Conor Kingsson (President from 1932 to 1934, creator of the Kingsson Plan) | The Economy and Trade Tower in Dawsingham (highest building of Saidercray) | ||
| 1000 Saidercray Thalers | 369.77 | 13 x 9 cm | Ochre | Magdalene II. (Queen of Saider from 1704 to 1743) | Ruins of the amphiteatre near Telychester | ||
| 2500 Saidercray Thalers | 924.24 | 14 x 10 mm | Emerald | Benjamin Poesh (Crayan filibuster of the 17th century) | The old town of Whitecastle (renowned for its framework houses) | ||
| 5000 Saidercray Thalers | 1848.84 | 15 x 11 cm | Burnt orange | Ten unknown ordinary men and women | The text of the national anthem | ||
