Stupend

Part of the Random Kingdom factbook.

The Stupend (§) was once the currency of Random Kingdom. As of 8 November 2004, the conversion rate was §61.7187 = 1 USD. Since that time, the Stupend has been replaced by the orca and is no longer legal tender.

The Look

The Coins

• The §10 coin is a copper disk, measuring 2cm in diameter and bearing the Random Kingdom flag.

• The §20 coin is a copper disk also measuring 2cm which bears a map of Random Kingdom. It has a silver rim.

• The §50 coin is a silver disk, measuring 1.5cm which bears the "symbol of liberation": two crossed flags with a trumpet and broken chains.

• The §c (cent stupend, or 100 stupends) 1 coin is also a silver disk, measuring 2cm and bearing also the symbol of liberation.

• The §c2 coin is a silver disk with a brass ring, also measuring 2cm, and has the flag superimposed over a map of the Golden Hills.

The Notes

All notes are thin paper tickets with the note value in the corner, the Symbol of Liberation, a hologram, an issue no., portraits of the 3 supreme ministers, and the Random Kingdom flag printed in the colour of the note.

• A §c5 note is coloured blue.

• A §c10 note is coloured red.

• A §c20 note is coloured green.

• A §c50 note is coloured bronze.

• A §m (a mille stupend, or 100 cent stupends) 1 note is coloured silver.
• A §m5 note is coloured gold.