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{{Currency | {{Calbion article}}{{Currency | ||
| | |image_1 = Arian.png | ||
|caption1 = Obverse | | image_width_1 = 100px | ||
| caption1 = Obverse of the 10 Arian coin | |||
| mos_code = CAA | |||
| superunit = Arian | |||
| subunit_name_1 = Hanner | subunit_ratio_1 =1⁄100 | |||
| symbol = α | |||
| nickname = | |||
| banknotes = 10α, 25α, 50α, 100α, 250α, 500α | |||
| coins = 10h, 25h, 50h, 1α, 2.5α, 5α, 10α | |||
| users = {{team flag|Calbion}} | |||
| unofficial = | |||
}} | }} | ||
The '''Arian''' is the | The '''Arian''' is the official currency of [[Calbion]]. It was derived from the gold pieces coined by the early Calbain tribes. In its modern incarnation, it was first established in the 1610s, when it replaced the Southbatavian Kruys which till that time had been the generally used currency. The first arian were minted in pure gold, bur following the Calbain revolt, the coins have been made of other metals. The arian is divided into the hanner. | ||
in 1736, following years of political unrest, the Arian became subject to mass inflation. In order to regain stability, the government decided to unilaterally peg the value of the Arian to the weighted basked of various currencies, including the Shirithian Erb, the Hurmu Crown, and the Craitish Craite. | |||
[[Category:Calbion]] | [[Category:Calbion]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:11, 28 September 2026
| Calbain arian | |
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| MOS–4 | |
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| Code | CAA |
| Denominations | |
| Subunit | |
| 1⁄100 | Hanner |
| Symbol | α |
| Banknotes | 10α, 25α, 50α, 100α, 250α, 500α |
| Coins | 10h, 25h, 50h, 1α, 2.5α, 5α, 10α |
| Demographics | |
| User(s) |
 Calbion |
The Arian is the official currency of Calbion. It was derived from the gold pieces coined by the early Calbain tribes. In its modern incarnation, it was first established in the 1610s, when it replaced the Southbatavian Kruys which till that time had been the generally used currency. The first arian were minted in pure gold, bur following the Calbain revolt, the coins have been made of other metals. The arian is divided into the hanner.
in 1736, following years of political unrest, the Arian became subject to mass inflation. In order to regain stability, the government decided to unilaterally peg the value of the Arian to the weighted basked of various currencies, including the Shirithian Erb, the Hurmu Crown, and the Craitish Craite.
