Saidercray Thaler

The Saidercray Thaler was the currency of the United Republic of Saidercray from its foundation in 1916 until 2007, when the international Conargo was introduced. The subunit was the Saidercray Penny, and 100 Saidercray Pennies yielded one Saidercray Thaler. The Saidercray Thaler corresponded to about 0.37 US-$, so that you got one US-$ for about 2.70 Saidercray Thalers.

Coins

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Saidercray Thaler coins
Value	$ equiv.	Diameter	Material	Obverse	Reverse
10 Saidercray Pennies	0.04	1.5 cm	Aluminium	10 SP	A heartsease (national flower of Saidercray)
50 Saidercray Pennies	0.18	2 cm	Aluminium	50 SP	An Aleppo pine (national tree of Saidercray)
1 Saidercray Thaler	0.37	2.5 cm	Nordic gold	1 ST	A stork (national animal of Saidercray)
5 Saidercray Thalers	1.85	3 cm	Nordic gold	5 ST	The coat of arms of Saidercray
10 Saidercray Thalers	3.70	3.5 cm	Nordic gold	10 ST	The flag of Saidercray

Banknotes

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Saidercray Thaler banknotes
Value	$ equiv.	Dimensions	Colour	Obverse	Reverse
20 Saidercray Thalers	7.40	8 x 5 cm	Peach-yellow	The Laughing Giant (highest mountain of Saidercray)	Henry Nesswick (famous Saidercrayan poet)
50 Saidercray Thalers	18.49	9 x 6 cm	Pine green	Standstone cliffs near Hampmouth on Sea	Nelson Quarret (first President of the Republic of Saidercray)
100 Saidercray Thalers	36.98	10 x 7 cm	Cardinal	The Golden Bridge in Cuvesbridge	John Haigler (General of the Black and Blue War)
500 Saidercray Thalers	184.88	11 x 8 cm	Cornflower blue	The Saint Francis Cathedral in Dawsingham	Conor Kingsson (President from 1932 to 1934, creator of the Kingsson Plan)
1000 Saidercray Thalers	369.77	12 x 9 cm	Ochre	Ruins of the amphiteatre near Telychester	Magdalene II. (Queen of Saider from 1704 to 1743)
2500 Saidercray Thalers	924.24	13 x 10 cm	Emerald	The old town of Whitecastle (renowned for its framework houses)	Benjamin Poesh (Crayan filibuster of the 17th century)
5000 Saidercray Thalers	1848.84	14 x 11 cm	Burnt orange	Ten unknown ordinary men and women	The text of the national anthem

The picture shows a 50 ST bill (scale 1:1.2) as it was valid until 2007. The pattern with the white stripes served to protect the banknote from counterfeiting. Some of the white stripes included the watermark, whereas other stripes included little pieces of aluminium which reflects light. More anti-counterfeiting measures were on the other side of the banknote.