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The '''Glaceian Blanc''' ([[Micras Organisation for Standardisation|MOS]] code [[List of circulating currencies|LGB]]) is the official currency of the Grand Duchy of [[Lac Glacei]]. The blanc is a minted silver coin. The coin is minted in seven denominations: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100. In common transactions it is abbreviated as ''BL''. Lac Glacei does not issue paper currency.
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| image_1    = Lac Glacei Blanc.png
| image_width_1= 125px
| mos_code = LGB
| superunit  =
| symbol    = BL
| nickname  = N/A
| banknotes  = none
| coins      = BL1,BL2,BL5,BL10,BL20,BL50,BL100
| users      = {{team flag|Lac Glacei}}
| unofficial =
| peg        = N/A
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[[File:Lac Glacei Blanc.png|left|Glaceian Blanc]]
The '''Glaceian Blanc''' ([[Micras Organisation for Standardisation|MOS]] code [[List of circulating currencies|LGB]]) was the official currency of the Grand Duchy of [[Lac Glacei]] from 1689 to 1754. The blanc is a minted silver coin. The coin is minted in seven denominations: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100. In common transactions it is abbreviated as ''BL''. Lac Glacei does not issue paper currency.


[[Category: Lac Glacei]][[Category: Currency]]
In 1754, it was replaced with the [[Hurmu crown]]
 
 
 
[[Category: Lac Glacei]][[Category: Currency]]{{Hurmu article}}

Latest revision as of 15:15, 25 March 2026

Glaceian blanc
MOS–4
Code LGB
Denominations
Symbol BL
Nickname N/A
Banknotes none
Coins BL1,BL2,BL5,BL10,BL20,BL50,BL100
Demographics
User(s) Lac Glacei Lac Glacei
Pegged with N/A

The Glaceian Blanc (MOS code LGB) was the official currency of the Grand Duchy of Lac Glacei from 1689 to 1754. The blanc is a minted silver coin. The coin is minted in seven denominations: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100. In common transactions it is abbreviated as BL. Lac Glacei does not issue paper currency.

In 1754, it was replaced with the Hurmu crown