Surenid tomān

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Surenid tomān
Surenid Tomān (تومان)
MOS–4
Code	SURۋ
Number to basic	2
Denominations
Subunit
1/100	Dinar (dinār)
Plural	Tomānāt
Dinar (dinār)	Dinarāt
Symbol	SURۋ
Banknotes
Freq. used	5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 500 tomān
Rarely used	1000 tomān
Coins
Freq. used	1, 5, 10, 25 dinār
Rarely used	50 dinār, 1 tomān
Demographics
Date of introduction	1705 AN
Source	Surenid Treasury Reports
User(s)	Suren Confederacy
Issuance
Central bank	Bank of Suren
Printer	Chapkhaneh-ye Dowlatī (State Printing House)
Mint	Zarrīgarī-ye Mellī (National Mint)
Valuation
Inflation	2.8%
Source	1738 AN

The Surenid Tomān (تومان) is the official currency of the Suren Confederacy. Introduced in 1705 AN, the Tomān replaced the older Qirsh as part of a comprehensive monetary reform aimed at stabilizing the economy and enhancing the efficiency of financial transactions within the Confederacy. The currency is issued by the Bank of Suren, and features both coins and banknotes to facilitate a wide range of financial activities, from everyday purchases to large-scale trade.

The Surenid Tomān is divided into 100 dinār, with both denominations being actively used in daily transactions. The introduction of the Tomān has been instrumental in maintaining financial stability and facilitating trade relations with neighboring economies.

See Also

• Suren Confederacy
• Bank of Suren
• Recession of 1737
• Economy of the Suren Confederacy
• Board of Creditors for the Suren Confederacy
• National Mint of the Suren Confederacy
• Euran Economic Union
• Community of Goldfield